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Bigger Windows 26 June, 2017
Bigger windows? No. I’m not talking about a new Microsoft Operating System. Instead, I’m talking about broadening your window of topicality. Topicality is important. Write something well in advance, with a topical hook aimed squarely at a publication’s readership and, if the editor likes it, it could be used in that topical-dated issue. There are some […]
Writing A Non-Fiction Book 12 June, 2017
Well, he’s gone and done it again. That top bloke behind the series of books has just launched his latest in the series: . As with all of Alex’s books, this one is written in a clear, no nonsense way, offering practical information in a succinct way. The book is a short read, but it […]

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