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Publishing Is Not Binary 14 August, 2017
Last week, I shared a post on Facebook (dating from March 2016, so it wasn’t new) from the Guardian’s Books Blog by Ros Barber who explained why she doesn’t want to self-publish. It was in response to the many comments she received on her own blog following a post she’d made about the derisory incomes […]
All You Need Is A Seat And A Lap 7 August, 2017
When you wake up on 11th August, raise a toast to Enid Blyton, who was born that day 120 years ago. I recently re-read her first Famous Five novel, , which in itself brought back many happy childhood memories. The writer in me today, though, questions the use of quite so many exclamation marks (Golly […]

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