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Posted on 15/12/202015/12/2020 books have many doors

Books I recommend about the world around us

The world is descending past its tipping point so fast, we may not be able to fix it, even with gaffer tape. These books explain…

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Posted on 17/11/202023/01/2021 books and writing, books have many doors

How to self-market our awesome books from a ideas pundit

This blog will explain how to leap between writing and marketing skills.

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Posted on 01/11/202017/11/2020 books and writing, books have many doors

Plan to publish

A writer should get their books out there. Writers should plan to publish so we don’t leave the power of story to people such as…

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Posted on 17/10/202018/01/2021 books and writing, books have many doors

Is saying “that’s a cliché” clichéd? How to avoid being clichéd.

n writing, a clichéd expression is a well-used phrase or opinion that betrays a lack of original thought. How can writing be amusing and punchy and avoid being clichéd?

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Posted on 24/09/202024/09/2020 books have many doors

Recommended feel-good books

Feel-good books must be hard to write because well-written ones are hard to find. Here are some books I have enjoyed. To be a feel-good…

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Posted on 17/09/202017/09/2020 books have many doors

Recommended classic books to read

These are classic books that I’ve read recently. All have strong stories, which I love, and all have something important to say. They are in…

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Posted on 22/07/202002/11/2020 books have many doors

Coral Bay 2020

The Anthill I have been fortunate to have joined an annual trip to Coral Bay, which Ian (Toad) Godfrey, started doing in the nineteen seventies….

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Posted on 16/01/202016/01/2020 books have many doors

Red Rising: Red Rising Series 1, by Pierce Brown

Red Rising is an edgy science fiction story of love and revenge. It is like ‘The Hunger Games’ only with more masculine themes. In some…

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Posted on 19/12/201919/12/2019 books have many doors

The Lost Man by Jane Harper

“The Lost Man” is an intriguing murder mystery, which in contrast to a locked room, occurs where the only boundary is a distant horizon. Jane…

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Posted on 12/12/201912/12/2019 books have many doors

The Lascar’s Dagger:

The Lascar’s Dagger: The Forsaken Lands by Glenda Larke is a book that takes the reader to a stimulating and spiritual world of swords and…

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