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5 August 2020

How to break the spell and set yourself free

We need to examine the spells that hypnotize us and break them when they hinder us. Spells are words, deeds and judgements that go unquestioned, undigested and unchallenged. It could ...

3 August 2020

How to create a new balance in your life post Covid19

By Sid Madge, author of the ‘Meee in a Minute’ series of books During Covid -19, if we are lucky, we have been able to stay home, reconnect with family ...

My Mum's A Twat with performer Susan Wokoma

30 July 2020

The evolution of my story from stage to audiobook by Anoushka Warden

I’ve only been writing for four years. Before that, although I worked in and enjoyed theatre, I’d never once wanted to write anything for it. I had seen a not ...

30 July 2020

Brian Landers’ top tips for writing a spy novel

By the author of the Dylan Series – Awakening of Spies (June 2020) and Families of Spies (July 30 2020) http://www.brianlanders.co.uk/ Everyone has a novel inside them. To transfer that ...

30 July 2020

The importance of romantic fiction in 2020 by Sareeta Domingo

Like most people, I met the advent of the year 2020 with a particular sense of excitement and anticipation of renewal. There’s something about the turn of a decade that ...

30 July 2020

How I spent my lockdown by Jessica Barry

The most surprising thing about lockdown was how little my life changed as a result of it. A year ago, my husband and I left our hectic lives – and ...

28 July 2020

10 Things I'd like my readers to know about me by CJ Lyons

*I'm a former pediatric emergency medicine physician *I've met a serial killer *I walked away from two hard landings in helicopters ...

27 July 2020

How I spent lockdown by Sheila Bugler

On the whole, my lockdown experience has been positive. This isn’t something I take for granted. I know how lucky I am to be able to say this. I live ...

23 July 2020

How I spent my lockdown by Kittie Lambton

Being at home has got me thinking. With my noise cancelling headphones permanently switched on to avoid the loud meetings and telephone calls about the house, I have found myself ...

23 July 2020

How I spent my lockdown by Annie Clarke

I spent much of my lockdown in the company of an alien that invaded my body, and made me as chubby as the fluffy fledgling birds nibbling the fat balls ...

23 July 2020

How I've spent my lockdown by Rachel Bonkink

While nothing is back to normal as we knew it, the question of how we have spent our lockdown is a daunting one for many. There’s a sudden realization that ...

Author Shari Lapena credit Tristan Ostler

23 July 2020

How I Write By Author Shari Lapena

My writing process is a bit of a mystery, even to me. I have never been able to plot a novel out ahead of time. I started out writing literary ...

22 July 2020

Why it’s okay to show emotion (and cry) at work

Organizations and, if we believe stereotypes, male bosses often hold the belief that people should leave their emotions at the door when they come to work. In working with countless ...

22 July 2020

How I spent my lockdown by Beth Reekles

For a lot of us, lockdown was a massive shift. No more going into the office. Juggling meetings with childcare and home-schooling, being apart from friends and family… learning how ...

20 July 2020

Why a crazy idea can change your life by Celia Gaze

Celia Gaze... who went from NHS Director to putting bow ties on Llamas… Former NHS Director turned entrepreneur and author, Celia Gaze founded the multi award-winning Wellbeing Farm https://thewellbeingfarm.co.uk/ - ...

20 July 2020

Five things you need to do to ensure your business is safe, sustainable and profitable

The 20% Rule is the latest book from mutli-award winning bestselling female author, Catherine Gladwyn. In a world where business books are largely dominated by men it’s refreshing to see ...

18 July 2020

How I spent my lockdown by Rachel Billington

Three poems, one short story written, five paintings, two floribunda roses, twenty geranium, six nemesia, one blue agapantha, ten mixed nasturtium, two French lavender planted, fifty brambles cut back, one ...

17 July 2020

Kerry Fisher and Pat Sowa Co-authors of Take My Hand with Female First

Best friends since they met at university over thirty years ago, Kerry Fisher and Pat Sowa recently co-authored Take My Hand, the story of motherhood, grief and hope. In 2017, ...

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