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Writing by LoisNovember 10, 2012November 10, 2012

Loving Judah… a publication learning curve!

I’m so excited about having a new e-book published on Amazon… and I have already had some very kind comments… and a very helpful comment too! Thank you so much http://bodhisattvaintraining.wordpress.com/… I didn’t realise that the link I was posting was not working. It was a bit difficult to work it out, but I have now created a […]

Writing by LoisNovember 2, 2012September 13, 2018

Motive

I really am on the downward trail now to getting ‘Loving Judah’ uploaded and available on Amazon as an e-book. I am doing my last minute checking, spell-checking, re-reading, imagining myself as different characters to try and iron out nay inconsistencies… I just can’t wait to get it finished! There is a major episode near the […]

Writing by LoisOctober 31, 2012

I was so tempted…

There was a recommendation here on wordpress about the National Novel Writing Month http://www.nanowrimo.org/ I have been seriously thinking about taking up the challenge but I just think I have too much else on this year. I have to finish and publish ‘Loving Judah’, I have my three children’s novels to prepare for publication, I need to start editing […]

Writing by LoisOctober 23, 2012September 15, 2018

What do you see?

Can I ask you a favour? Can I ask you to look at these two pictures and comment on what you see?

Writing by LoisOctober 22, 2012September 15, 2018

Writing a novel in a month… dare I?

Thanks to a WordPress blog, National Novel writing month has been drawn to my attention… http://4amwriter.com/2012/10/22/writers-start-your-engines/ I’ve read about it before but never more than vaguely contemplated doing it. However, having decided that ‘Loving Judah’ will be published on October 31st, maybe I should set myself a new challenge for November. I have decided my next published book will be ‘Night Vision’… but that comes from […]

Writing by LoisOctober 21, 2012September 10, 2018

Reigate

These charming nineteenth or early twentieth century photographs were taken by the famous Francis Frith of Reigate for the brewers, White, Tomkins and Courage, and I would guess they were on a calendar. Reigate was the nearest large town to Bletchingley where the Colgates had lived since the middle of the nineteenth century; these places would have been very familiar to them!