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That Watershed Moment
That Watershed Moment We all have them in our lives, the moment when something changes. The moment when the catalyst appears and is activated. The moment when everything shifts. Sometimes we are aware, at the time, that this is a … Continue reading
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Tagged #amwriting, Alys Einion, author, book, books, Characterisation, fiction, narrative, novel, plot, story, watershed, women's life writing, writer
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Packing Light – a Writer’s Travelogue Part One
Packing Light – a Writer’s Travelogue Part One I know a lot of people make a living at travel writing, and I must confess the thought crossed my mind as I set off on a week-long, midwinter family break to … Continue reading
Writing my Life
I opened my We’Moon 2014 diary today, as I was feeling unhinged from my creative and spiritual self, too tied down to the material, the busy-bee me, the old me drained by giving, giving, giving. That sense of wanting to … Continue reading
Travel Writing
A return to real life after more than two weeks’ hiatus is more than a little challenging. We set off on the Thursday afternoon to drive to Manchester, and stayed in a motel-type hotel overnight, before flying to Goa, India, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book, experience, Goa, holiday, inspiration, novel, published, publisher, travel, travel writing, writing
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Twelve thousand word marathon
I’m writing this with sore wrists and aching hands. Today has been a marathon day of writing, a rare day when all the factors needed to make me write well and effectively slotted into place. I woke early, after a … Continue reading
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Tagged author, autobiography, biography, book, creative writing, non-fiction, novel, words, writing
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Decisions, decisions, decisions
It is strangely anticlimactic to open the brown envelope and draw out the two sample cover art designs for my upcoming novel. The publisher has been as good as their word, and presented two different ideas. One aspect of the … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book, book launch, cover design, creative writing, publicising, publishing, reading, writing
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Contract!
This is it – my contract for my first novel
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Tagged author, book, contract, fiction, novel, publishing, writing
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Centred Birth 