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The fact that I have created something that someone I may never meet might actually enjoy.
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The Export Gardener
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2014
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First Tuesday - Any price a winner...even murder!
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2014
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Stumped - One Cricket Umpire, Two Countries
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Several years ago when I first starting writing my novel, I rang an organization in Melbourne (based in Fitzroy from memory) that purported to offer advice to aspiring authors.
I remember speaking to a rather stern and proper woman who assured me 'Well of course it's very, very difficult to get anything published.' She then went on to ask 'Is yours a literary work?
I wasn't even sure what she meant. Read more of this blog post »
I remember speaking to a rather stern and proper woman who assured me 'Well of course it's very, very difficult to get anything published.' She then went on to ask 'Is yours a literary work?
I wasn't even sure what she meant. Read more of this blog post »
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This book presents an interesting introduction to ancient philosophy by way of creating conversations that may or may not have taken place thousands of years ago. While it has a certain 'creative' element to it the book avoids any dry and detailed exp ...more |
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The Grief Kaleidoscope will be a source of great comfort to those who are grieving. Author Su-Rose McIntyre has compiled a series of emotive, stirring metaphors and poems that call upon her own experience as a grieving mother and a professional grief ...more |
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“My body froze and my heart raced, as I let rip with a breathless scream. It felt like I was being stabbed by hundreds of tiny ice daggers, as the filthy surge ran down my legs and flooded my boots. I clung to the ladder, shaking and shivering, all the while cursing the abominable English climate. I”
― The Export Gardener: A Clumsy Australian Starts a Gardening Business in the UK, not Knowing a Weed from a Wisteria.
― The Export Gardener: A Clumsy Australian Starts a Gardening Business in the UK, not Knowing a Weed from a Wisteria.
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