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Words, Tea and Synchronicity
It’s Saturday, a day which conjures up rest, relaxation, and for many people, socialising. Finding my plans for the evening scuppered, my first thought is housework (overdue hovering, a desk that needs tidying, etc). But my second thought, as always, … Continue reading
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How to be a Successful Writer/ Human Being
How to be a Successful Writer Human Being I see memes and posts all the time, littered with adverts, on how to be a successful writer. I often read, them, as I am curious about these people who purport to … Continue reading
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Tagged #ameidting, #amwriting, #creativewriting, #howto, #howtowrite, divorce, inspiration, writer
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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
A Writing Life
A Writing Life I was driving home from work today, listening to the radio as I usually do on the way home. It’s at least an hour’s commute, made worse by repeated roadworks all the way through Swansea and out … Continue reading
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Tagged Alys Einion, author, creative writing, Inshallah, novel, writer
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Writing Tasks OR Its harder to write short chapters.
After a couple of weeks drowning in deadlines and assessments, I have finally had a chance to draw breath and catch up with myself. I love my life but sometimes it seems as if everything happens at once, and this … Continue reading
The Elusive Story . . .or the One that [almost] Got Away
Back to work with a vengeance after more than two weeks off, I find myself inundated by the mundane, and at the same time, creatively inspired in new ways, a frustrating paradox of responsibility and the wish for freedom. During … Continue reading
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The story that must (never?) be told
I don’t know about other writers, but for me, for over two decades, there has been one story I’ve been trying to tell, one way or another, a story that won’t go away. It’s rooted deep inside me, a part … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, Honno Press, Inshallah, inspiration, novel, writer, writing
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Writer’s Block – Built from guilt bricks.
After my flood of productivity several weeks ago, it has been a relative desert in the creativity department. Part of this is the same old story, life getting in the way. The grey skies have given way to rare sunshine, … Continue reading
Present Tense, Past Perfect
Life is full of ups and downs – some days I have energy and ideas running out of me, others I have nothing but this sense of being drained and two-dimensional. At times, the pressure to manage daily life is … Continue reading
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Tagged author, books, childhood, memories, nostalgia, novels, publishing, story, woman, writer, writing
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