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Reading Between the Lines

Reading used to be considered a dangerous practice. If the ‘lower classes’ started doing it they might begin questioning the social order, and young girls would get ‘ideas’. How right they were to worry. No doubt you give consideration to

Trish January 30, 2017March 25, 2017 Reading Read more

Should You Write Non-fiction?

Should You Write Non-fiction?

Predicting trends in publishing is a risky venture, but there seems to be a growing desire to read narrative non-fiction; not only memoir, biography and travelogue – always popular – but books on every conceivable subject. Over a recent four-week

Trish August 28, 2014December 12, 2016 About Writing, Featured, publishing, Reviews, Writing Read more

Tips on how to write a book review

Writing a review is easier than you might think and an essential part of the reading process. It’s a great feeling to re-live the joy of a good read by sharing your enthusiasm with others. I’m not talking about literary

Trish August 1, 2014March 20, 2020 Better Writing Tips, Reviews, Writing Read more

Books, books, books

If I know a book’s details I can order it, or I can search a topic to see what is available, but that’s all pretty mundane. What I enjoy about browsing in bookshops is the serendipity: you never know what

Trish March 13, 2014March 19, 2017 New Zealand, publishing, Stories, Writing Read more

Scrabble Cheat Sheet 2

If you missed Part 1 last week, you should maybe catch up on that first because it establishes some important ground rules.  In Cheat Sheet 2 we complete the alphabet from N – Z. (And even if you don’t play

Trish December 27, 2013December 24, 2016 Writing Read more
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