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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: September 2014
Daily prompt: Keeping the balance
Daily Prompt No Excess “Perhaps too much of everything is as bad as too little.” – Edna Ferber Do you agree with this statement on excess? Of course too much is as bad as too little! Too much love becomes … Continue reading
Daily prompt: It will only ever count if…
Daily Prompt Make It Count You’ve been given the opportunity to send one message to one person you wouldn’t normally have access to (for example: the President. Kim Kardashian. A coffee grower in Ethiopia). Who’s the person you choose, and … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Do unto others etc
Daily Prompt Handle With Care How are you at receiving criticism? Do you prefer that others treat you with kid gloves, or go for brutal honesty? See, this is another consequence of having a good bullshit meter, as mentioned in … Continue reading
Daily prompt: You’re kidding, right?
Daily Prompt Litmus, Litmus on the Wall If you had to come up with one question, the answer to which would determine whether or not you could be friends with a person you’ve just met, what would it be? What … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Your guess is as good as mine
Daily Prompt Flash Talk You’re about to enter a room full of strangers, where you will have exactly four minutes to tell a story that would convey who you really are. What’s your story? You really, really don’t want to … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Give me spring, lots of spring…
Daily Prompt Autumn Leaves Changing colors, dropping temperatures, pumpkin spice lattes: do these mainstays of Fall fill your heart with warmth — or with dread? They don’t fill my heart with anything, actually, partly because it’s not autumn (alleluia!), and … Continue reading
Just thinking…
Why can’t we just live our lives? What is it about human beings – supposedly the top branches of the evolutionary tree – that makes us abandon those ‘normal’ things that most of us find enough – home, family, community, … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Me and mine
Daily Prompt Soulful Machines Machines, appliances, and gadgets sometimes feel like they have their own personalities — from quirky cars to dignified food processors. What’s the most “human” machine you own? Ah well then…! I love my computer for what’s … Continue reading
Daily prompt: for goodness sake 2
Daily Prompt Voice Work Your blog is about to be recorded into an audiobook. If you could choose anyone — from your grandma to Samuel L. Jackson — to narrate your posts, who would it be? And what’s more, I’ve … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Oh for goodness sake!
Daily Prompt Voice Work Your blog is about to be recorded into an audiobook. If you could choose anyone — from your grandma to Samuel L. Jackson — to narrate your posts, who would it be? You’re asking me this … Continue reading