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Category Archive: The Writerly Reader blog

NaNoWriMo and the art to responding to a brief

Asked last week to write about NaNowriMo by The Conversation, I leapt at the chance to talk about […]

November 21, 2013 The Writerly Reader blog, Writing Workshop

Ways in to Writing Imaginatively

Suddenly I’m spending time with teens, but they’re not my own two, and I’m talking about writing. Working […]

June 14, 2013 The Writerly Reader blog, Writing Workshop

Anna Karenina: not too many parties

I said in my last blog that I’d be writing about writing parties and meetings, and with the […]

January 23, 2013 The Writerly Reader blog, Writing Workshop

It’s the season for parties

Ebb and flow, emotional highs and lows, focus and implication, dialogue and gesture, a drawn-out event, the management […]

January 7, 2013 The Writerly Reader blog

Dog Bite (a noun and a verb exercise)

The naming words and the doing words are where all the action is in prose. Look what happened […]

December 20, 2012 The Writerly Reader blog, Writing Workshop

Nouns and Verbs

I was woken by a pair of Noisy Minor birds. Earlier that night, I had been reading an […]

December 19, 2012 The Writerly Reader blog, Writing Workshop

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