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Elizabeth M Thompson

Elizabeth M Thompson is an Australian writer who lives in the North East of Victoria. She is an award winning short story and freelance writer and has won prizes for her poetry. She began her writing career as a journalist and wrote for the British site ‘Open Writing’ as a columnist with her internationally read;
‘Letters From The Other Side; from Cynthia.’ series.

Her freelance work includes articles for self- sufficiency and gardening magazines.

One of her articles was used as an information leaflet at the Healthy Ageing Expo 2008.
She has written three books. A collection of short stories, What? No Roast! A novel Ants Aunts and Funerals and a Writer's Guide...It Isn't All About The writing.
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Elizabeth M. Thompson I haven't ever had a problem with it. In fact I often find myself with too many ideas crowding into my head. I write them down as short prompts and th…moreI haven't ever had a problem with it. In fact I often find myself with too many ideas crowding into my head. I write them down as short prompts and then sometimes read through the list to make up my mind about my next project.
Just reading the dictionary and settling on a particular word and dwelling on it can sometimes set the wheels rolling and a story will form. Listening into conversations or snippets of a conversation can help, or sitting in a coffee shop watching people go about their daily lives and making up stories and situations about people you just see passing by. The world is full of stories and sometimes it is the ordinary and small which can hold a vivid and enthralling tale. (less)
Elizabeth M. Thompson Life can never be dull or lonely. Every sense you have can be used, all of your imagination and each experience good or painful can make you a better …moreLife can never be dull or lonely. Every sense you have can be used, all of your imagination and each experience good or painful can make you a better writer. No matter how old you get you can still write and it should become a richer and wiser experience for you and your readers.(less)
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"What no roast?!"

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Ants, Aunts and Funerals.: ...

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A Writer's Guide: It Isn't ...

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Perhaps It's Goodbye

Apologies for being slack with my blog entries.
This year I am about to face a new chapter in my life as I deal with peripheral neuropathy problems. These now make sitting at a typewriter difficult and the medications to ease the pain slow my thinking processes down a great deal.
I need rest and relaxation. The strain of writing may not be visible to many unless they are writers and the added stress Read more of this blog post »
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Published on January 11, 2015 19:58
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“Aunt Alice was known to have a tongue with the kick of a cattle prod when she was upset.”
Elizabeth M. Thompson, "What no roast?!": Short Stories from the Hilarious Library of Life

“Michael put a deodorant in the car which Julie wished he would stop called,'Aunty Alice's anti-fart stick,' in front of the children.”
Elizabeth M. Thompson, Ants, Aunts and Funerals.: Novel
tags: humour

“Having our old Gran in the car was like having a cranky 'Tassie Tiger' sitting in the back. You never knew when she might jump forward and bite you on the back of your neck.”
Elizabeth M. Thompson, Ants, Aunts and Funerals.: Novel

“Aunt Alice was known to have a tongue with the kick of a cattle prod when she was upset.”
Elizabeth M. Thompson, "What no roast?!": Short Stories from the Hilarious Library of Life

“Having our old Gran in the car was like having a cranky 'Tassie Tiger' sitting in the back. You never knew when she might jump forward and bite you on the back of your neck.”
Elizabeth M. Thompson, Ants, Aunts and Funerals.: Novel

“Michael put a deodorant in the car which Julie wished he would stop called,'Aunty Alice's anti-fart stick,' in front of the children.”
Elizabeth M. Thompson, Ants, Aunts and Funerals.: Novel
tags: humour

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