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    Short Story: Kookaburra Singing

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    January 14, 2016
    Short Story: Kookaburra Singing

    1 I’m in the car park. My dads message beeps noisily as I step through the automatic doors. An overwhelming slap of heat takes me by surprise. I spent many years living under the sweltering tropical overhead of the top end’s wet season, yet today its monsoonal envelope embraces my shoulders so completely that…

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    That time you accidentally wrote a YA novel

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    January 12, 2016
    That time you accidentally wrote a YA novel

    Here I was, thinking I’d come up with the most original idea of the century. My novel had a riveting plot, unique characters, and a twist you would never see coming! Except… it all just seemed so damn familiar. My story was about a young girl with special, hidden powers who enters a new…

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    I dream a dream of writing full-time #thewriterslife

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    January 12, 2016
    I dream a dream of writing full-time #thewriterslife

    Isn’t this the biggest wish of most aspiring, new and established authors?  For as long as I can remember I’ve wanted to be a published author, as I’m sure many of you do do! Or perhaps your wish is to become a successful freelancer, website designer, food blogger extraordinaire, ghost-writer, savvy…

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    On writing a “romantic” scene

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    January 6, 2016
    On writing a “romantic” scene

    OK so writing “romantic” scenes doesn’t come naturally to me, the whole thing makes me blush. In fact, I feel awkward just writing this post. While writing the one romantic scene in my book, I snorted and laughed with every word and key stroke and couldn’t stop thinking about what my family…

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    Pantser, plotter, plotser or panter?

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    January 4, 2016
    Pantser, plotter, plotser or panter?

    I am currently in the editing phase for my novel and I am strongly considering the need to change from a pantser to a plotter. My work is all over the place, there are plot holes and repeated prose, loose ends and untidy beginnings In case you’ve never heard of the terms…

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    A ‘very’ long list of words to avoid when writing

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    December 9, 2015
    A ‘very’ long list of words to avoid when writing

    I’m in the editing phase for a novel right now and I have been searching through my first draft (thanks Ctr+f) and deleting and editing certain phrases. I already knew to avoid words such as ‘suddenly’ and ‘a lot’. But there are so many more I had no idea about…

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    10 things you need to know before you date a writer

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    December 7, 2015
    10 things you need to know before you date a writer

    Writer’s really do a need a label to warn any potential suitors about the supermassive black hole they are about to step into. Because once you get sucked in, there’s no way you’ll be leaving.

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    10 blogs writers should be following by new & upcoming authors

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    November 30, 2015
    10 blogs writers should be following by new & upcoming authors

    Since re-animating my long dead twitter, I have uncovered a whole new world of literary connections. Among them are thousands upon thousands of blogs written by new, aspiring and upcoming authors. After combing through at least two hundred websites, during which I found a few spectacular duds, I managed to…

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