S.J. Robinson's Blog

"To Rebrand or Not to Rebrand?" ... That is the question!

Really excited about an upcoming article from brand expert, David Brier, in the next issue of 'FRINGE MAGAZINE'. David has more than 30 years branding experience and has a very novel approach to helping businesses take ownership of their brand identity in order to stand out from the crowd and, as he puts it, to not get lost in the junk heap of mediocrity. If you are a new business owner or are launching a new product in 2018 or are involved in ANY type of creative entrepreneurship, then this piece is well worth a read! David got me rebranding everything in sight, just check out my new rebranded twitter page :) right here --> https://twitter.com/ProjectcodeX

Remember you can sign up for the Spring edition right here @ www.fringemagazine.net by simply adding your email address at the bottom of the page. See you on the other side...

As you may know, we celebrated the launch of our very first edition of 'Fringe Magazine' last Sunday and we really hope you enjoyed it. If you haven't had a chance to read it yet, hopefully you will get the opportunity to do so over Christmas. We have had positive feedback so far and are truly grateful. Jeanne de Mesterton writes "Fringe Magazine is FANTASTIC, 'cover-to-cover'. Congratulations, S.J. Robinson!"

'Fringe' is a beautiful quarterly magazine, which brings you creative news and world views from across the globe. Our mission is to encourage and promote creativity and the arts, and to continuously celebrate the wonderful gift of imagination.

As our features editor, Rosalind Winton, describes it, "The magazine is an upbeat, positive and bright magazine, full of articles and features purposely written and sourced to provide easy reading and new outlooks on aspects of life that become lost in the fast paced world we live in."
 
Our magazine is free to all subscribers, simply go to www.fringemagazine.net to sign up  and you will get an exclusive access code to access our MEMBERS ONLY part of the website. Looking forward to seeing you on the other side :)

Happy reading, and happy Christmas to you all!

Can you imagine an ocean devoid of life? Why not journey with me to the depths of the ocean for a quick lesson in
Dead Zone 101...

[Please Note: While science fiction is my thing, this interesting read is sadly NOT science fiction]
Enter Dead Zone

Really excited to share some new reviews on the PROJECT CODE-X HOMEPAGE. It makes my day to hear such positive feedback and I am very grateful for all your support.

I look forward to the series being re-released in 2018 with all of the proper "fanfare" :) to reflect the amount of time, research and effort that has really involved in piecing together this cool story and world! Thank you sincerely for coming on this epic journey with me. I have learned so much in the process and have been humbled by your comments.

The advance reader copy of Alpha will still be available for a limited time, so if you know of anyone who may be interested, please send them to http://www.vipmailinglist.net/ And if you would like to leave further comments or reviews, please feel free --> Contact Form

Just updated a piece I wrote on Orwell's 1984 for World Book Day not so long ago. I have been flattered to have had Alpha is the Beginning likened to this book, and it has been a high compliment considering the incredible endurance of this work from the last century right up until now. However, I do hope to offer a path of digression, so that my writing can remain distinctly different. To read more about the similarities and differences, but, more importantly, to read about the overall subject matter and its relevance to today,  CLICK HERE.

Recently I read up on the controversy about why Hollywood is making such bad movies, courtesy of the wonderful Stephanie Palmer. Stephanie Palmer is a former MGM executive and she is the go-to person for helpful and pro-active advice for all aspiring screenwriters. You can read about her thoughts behind the controversy HERE.

Not long after reading this, I came across another article which talked about cutting scripts down to the bone. As I was in the process of adapting novel into screenplay, I felt that this advice was just instinctively wrong and it got me thinking that maybe this is another reason why Hollywood is making bad movies. Maybe the scripts are just too bare for people to get into the story...?? Here is my own take on the controversy, typically infused with a good helping of Irish humour "Cut the Fat, But Not the Flesh".

Please feel free to comment and/or share!

Has Ireland got what it takes to produce an epic home-grown sci-fi thriller Hollywood style??

You can read my article HERE to hear my thoughts, and feel free to share your comments below or via Contact the Author form on the left.

UPMARKET, INTELLIGENT, GRIPPING, DAZZLING, MOVING, INSIGHTFUL, OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD...

I am so happy to share the exclusive final edition of Alpha with the world... with a magnificent cover design, a beautiful interior designed finish and extremely high-end, quality content. Not-to-mention, a totally awesome storyline! Grab your perfect holiday reading material for FREE, right HERE!

And if you would like to leave a review of the book, I would be truly honoured. I will provide a REVIEW option in the left pane menu shortly and look forward to reading your views.
P.S. You Can Catch My First Twitter Moment @ :-
https://twitter.com/RobnsgrovePress/status/878919567581597696

To get the full story go to https://twitter.com/TheAvondhu/status...
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