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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Give Me a Cue
Today is June 10, historically not a bad date – it saw the birth of Sir Terence Rattigan, Saul Bellow, Maurice Sendak, Frederick Loewe, and Judy Garland, among others. And on this day in 1829, ‘Hooray Henrys’ first yelled their … Continue reading
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Tagged Cardiff, famous birthdays, fiction, Judy Garland, Margaret Thatcher, memorable dates, non-fiction, Oxford and Cambridge boat race, social history, Toscanini, writing cues, writing tips
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Treats for Writers
Writing can be a highly pressured occupation: if it’s not deadlines, it’s trying to grab an hour at the key board amid demands of domestic imperatives – especially if they are home from school. I am familiar with other people’s … Continue reading