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I'm a freelance writer - fiction, nonfiction and anything else that happens to tango its way through my mind. That's for me, and I've won a competition or two, and been published in a range of media. To keep the wolf from the door, I also edit, proofread and write for other people. Love it all. Aren't I lucky?
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Six Weeks in Summer – Helen Meikle. Available on Smashwords and Kindle
Monthly Archives: May 2014
Share your world: Week 21
If you could make a 15 second speech to the entire world, what would you say? Take a long, hard look at what selfishness and greed are doing to us all, personally, nationally, internationally and environmentally, and be ashamed. The … Continue reading
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Daily prompt: While walking on the beach…
Daily Prompt Finders, Keepers? While walking on the beach you stumble on a valuable object buried in the sand — say, a piece of jewelry or an envelope full of cash. What do you do with it? Under what circumstances … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Not a lot
Daily Prompt A Name for Yourself Some writers’ names have becomes adjectives: Kafkaesque, marxist, Orwellian, sadistic. If your name (or nickname, or blog name) were to become an adjective, what would it mean? Tricky. *****ish maybe? Impossible to pronounce, of … Continue reading
Blog tour: I’m not a well-behaved writer
Last week, Martha Kennedy nominated me as one of the next stops on a Blog Tour. And since I admire her writing, outlook and intelligence enormously, how could I refuse? So here are my answers to the four questions, and … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Shrink 101 – embrace and be merry
Daily Prompt Break the Silence When was the last time you really wanted (or needed) to say something, but kept quiet? Write a post about what you should’ve said. This was one of my contributions to the Heckler column in … Continue reading
Share your world: Week 20
If you could go back and visit any time period, what time would you travel to and why? The Georgian era in Britain. I could waffle on about the architecture (which I do rather like), the elegant minuet of life … Continue reading
Daily prompt: The joy of being s**t upon
Daily Prompt Game of Groans Think about an object, an activity, or a cultural phenomenon you really don’t like. Now write a post (tongue in cheek or not — your call!) about why it’s the best thing ever. The thing … Continue reading
Wake up and smell the stinkweed
However much designer rhetoric you may use to package it, elitism by any other name still smells like stinkweed to most Australians, and the smell after last week’s budget was overpowering. Perhaps this attitude is a legacy of our early … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Hope for the best
Daily Prompt Great Expectations Tell us about one thing (or more) that you promised yourself you’d accomplish by the end of the year. How would you feel once you do? What if you don’t? I have promised myself I’ll turn … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Interesting thought
Daily Prompt Unexpected Guests You walk into your home to find a couple you don’t know sitting in your living room, eating a slice of cake. Tell us what happens next. First up – they obviously brought their own cake, … Continue reading