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Tag Archives: vacation
Writing: Like Shitting a Brick Sideways
Image: Middlesextimber.co.uk Slow Weekend I took most of the weekend to myself. I took my time, relaxed, let my substantially depleted hair down, and got through some choice work in the progress. It wasn’t without its pain, as you will … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Publishing and Marketing, Writing
Tagged competition, eBooks, Family, free books, GDR's, Greece, holidays, prizes, Rhodes, summer, Twitter, vacation, Writing
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Free Ebooks on Twitter
Image: MadrasGeek.com I’m fast approaching my 1000th Twitter follower, and as a show of thanks, not to mention a heightened sense that there’s a marketing opportunity somewhere in here, I’m giving away all my published books as e-books to whoever … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Publishing and Marketing, Reading, Writing
Tagged competition, eBooks, fake falling, GDR's, Holiday, Kolymbia, Rhodes, summer, Twitter, vacation, Video, Writing
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Welcome Home Colly
Image: Sue Elias At times, I had no clue what time of the day it was never mind the day of the week. And that was when the holiday hit its peak for me. This past year has been very … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Family, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Travel
Tagged Algarve, beaches, Books, Holiday, Mediterranean, poolside, Portugal, Reading, summer holiday, vacation
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Pit Stop
Image: TRF1 I started to feel quite run down towards the end of last week and after my last blog post on Saturday felt really quite rubbish. So I downed tools and took a pit stop, a little time out … Continue reading
Lilos And Loungers
Image: Clare Savory The holiday bug has bitten. I’m not talking about taking a few days off work to relax, do some writing or work around the house, I’m talking about going somewhere the sun always shines, the sky and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Family, Fiction, Reading, Writing
Tagged Albert Camus, Books, crime fiction, drafting, Editing, Fiction, insomnia, re-writing, Reading, Sleep, summer holiday, vacation, Will Self, Writing
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Cruisin’
Image: TwoBrown In about three and a half hours I will be leaving for Edinburgh Airport. From there I will fly to Palma, Majorca, where I will get on board a floating city and cruise the Mediterranean Sea for the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Travel
Tagged cruise ship, Holiday, Mediterranean Sea, vacation
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Finally, Those Damn Rome Pictures
Instead of the rumoured Indian Summer, cold and crisp mornings seem to have arrived early here in Edinburgh. That’s how the days have been starting lately since September turned, with heavy rain coming on in the afternoons. I won’t be … Continue reading
Posted in Freelance, Photography, Publishing and Marketing, Travel, Writing
Tagged city break, e-zine, Fiction, Holiday, magazine, novel, novella, photographs, Poetry, Publishing and Marketing, Ranfurly Review, Reading, Rome, vacation, Weather, Writing
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Terra Firma
Image: David Goehring Welcome, dear readers, to the first blog post on ‘Freedom from the Mundane’ for over a fortnight. Just when you thought it was safe to direct your angst-ridden browsers to my blog, in the false hope that … Continue reading →