ireadsomewherethat Lisa de Nikolits
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I read somewhere that… Isn’t that always the way? You read a thing and you can’t remember where you read it but it made you think or it annoyed you or upset you or delighted you. Generally, the news tends to err on the side of the former descriptions not the latter and this podcast will feature random snippets that jumped out at me, because life is so crazy and random, right? Right!
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Episode 19: Conferences - yes, they're back!
As we emerge from Covid, so do book conferences start to blossom! Here are four that you need to know about!
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Episode 18: Promoting your books in a time like this
What a time. We emerged from Covid - well, not entirely - to find a Russian maniac has declared war on an innocent nation. So what do you do, in a time like this, about promoting your book? Or even writing – all creative endeavours seem so puny compared with those losing their lives. I found this post by Kate McKean to be really helpful and please know this - I want to hear about your books and your writing. As Kate says, the one thing does not negate the other - and let's not let the Russian maniac destroy everything good in this world.
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Episode 17: Lessons on punctuation by Christopher Walken
Fabulous insights into Christopher Walken's unique delivery and tone! This may be a game-changer when it comes to writing prose!
Also, E.E. Cummings and a poem that brings joy to my heart every single time. -
Episode 16: Words of wisdom from Margaret Atwood
You simply can't go wrong with words of wisdom from Margaret Atwood on how to succeed as an author!
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Episode 15: How Patricia Highsmith will change your life
"Feeling lousy? Depressed? Like a failure? As if what you’re doing at the moment is futile?"
This post will inspire writers the world over - we've got this! Let's be fabulous, slightly nuts and live life our way!
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Episode 15: Why reading Stephen King will help your writing
Are you struggling to read during this time of Covid? Are you struggling to finish reading a book you've picked up? And, if you're a writer, are you struggling to write? This post will help lift you out of the doldrums!