I’ve started to read C.S. Lewis’s classic The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to my seven-year-old daughter. She’s past the stage of having to look at pictures on every page of a book. She can now sit still, eyes wide and settled on the middle-distance, listening to the story and letting it come to life […]
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- 2 Stage vs Page: or Why Not Both?
- 3 The Cover Story
- 4 Wordgasms: Show Up and They’ll Come
- 5 The Stories Within Us
- 6 A Novel Contract
- 7 I Have a New Name
- 8 Ten Years Today
- 9 My Mother has Dementia
- 10 The Memory of Place
- 11 The Joy of Sadness
- 12 Look at the World
- 13 Love poems aren’t just for Jack and Jill
- 14 The Pantser and The Second Act Sag (Or, more things I have learnt writing a novel)
- 15 Escaping Ourselves
- 16 Point of View: How to Choose?
- 17 Ten things I have learnt writing a novel
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