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Back to school – but such fun!

Posted on July 8, 2015 by Susan Pope

University-of-Kent-central-campus-Canterbury-tripadvisor-co-uk.jpg I have just had the pleasure of attending a 2 day Summer School at the University of Kent on the main campus at Canterbury. My chosen topic, naturally enough, was Creative Writing. This was a wonderful opportunity for anyone – any age … Continue reading →

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The Treasure of Fathers (and Mothers)

Posted on June 21, 2015 by Susan Pope

My Father died in 1989 and my most vivid memory of him is from the 1950s. He had just completed 22 years service in the Royal Marines and he spent some of his new found leisure time writing a crime novel. No … Continue reading →

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I’ve said this before but …….

Posted on June 12, 2015 by Susan Pope

It’s worth my repeating this blog post as I’ve now sussed how to add a picture. Doh! I’m furthest right front. Lighter Than Air First Posted on October 1, 2013 by spmedway I experienced Lighter Than Air flight for the … Continue reading →

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The Real Writing Community

Posted on December 19, 2014 by Susan Pope

The Book Launch Party is becoming a bit of a dinosaur in this modern digital age but it still has lots of appeal. And why not? If you have spent months, or even years, writing a novel or a work … Continue reading →

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The Medway Mermaids have arrived.

Posted on November 26, 2014 by Susan Pope

There’s a new kid on the block – perhaps that should read – A new Blog on the rock. Medway Mermaids is a Writing Group for Women based in Medway, Kent, UK. The River Medway skirts the north boundary of … Continue reading →

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Indie authors have more control – Indie authors have more fun

Posted on November 8, 2014 by Susan Pope

Indie authors have more control – Indie authors have more fun … Continue reading →

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Want to be in print?

Posted on November 4, 2014 by Susan Pope

It’s a bit of a cliché, but it is said everyone has at least one book in them. I believe this is true. Everyone has a story to tell but not everyone wants that story to be public. That’s why, … Continue reading →

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Do you do NaNo?

Posted on November 2, 2014 by Susan Pope

The writers’ community just keeps on growing. And is it any wonder? Just about every human being born, from 2 to 102, has a story to tell. But it has taken until the digital age for this volcano of human … Continue reading →

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Short Stories are more popular than ever

Posted on October 28, 2014 by Susan Pope

In this fast moving digital world reading a complete novel is not always possible, even for the avid reader. Short stories can fill little gaps and boost morale when intelligent people have little time to spare. Writing short stories can also … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: FeedaRead

Back to school – but such fun!

The Treasure of Fathers (and Mothers)

I’ve said this before but …….

The Real Writing Community

The Medway Mermaids have arrived.

Indie authors have more control – Indie authors have more fun

Want to be in print?

Do you do NaNo?

Short Stories are more popular than ever

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