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April 11, 2020April 11, 2020 commaandco

WRITING: Poetry in a time of plague

February 14, 2020February 22, 2020 commaandco

WRITING: Getting a Literary Agent….

February 4, 2019 commaandco

COMEDY WRITING: UK Radio “Newsjack”

January 5, 2019January 3, 2019 commaandco

Exhibition Review: “I want to be a machine” Paolozzi & Andy Warhol – Edinburgh

December 18, 2017January 2, 2018 commaandco

“How to be a Poet” published this week

October 5, 2017October 4, 2017 commaandco

Another incentive to Write That Book

October 1, 2017 commaandco

Response (Chain): new Edinburgh bridge

August 26, 2017August 25, 2017 commaandco

New Generation Animators

June 8, 2017October 2, 2017 commaandco

14 tips for new TV comedy/drama writers

May 19, 2017 commaandco

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For all creatives who wonder how others managed to make a body of work over a lifetime - this book answers how 143 women did it. Fascinating - different life situations, bt across the art disciplines, they made time and space to make. brilliantly readable, little concise bios and quotes, always motivating to read. #creativity #book
Great quote for creatives, especially. Thank you #VirginiaWoolf and praises to #MasonCurrey who stuck it at the start of his book on daily creative habits.
handmade a book today! fun, fun, funky fun
In 1921, Virginia reports lunch with Cabinet Minister who says "the public is ridiculously in the dark about everything".. Downing St is "a few miserable men trying desperately to deal with it...tremendous decisions with insufficient evidence on the sour of the moment." 100 years later....?
"At a moment's leisure" in 1920s, with Virginia Woolf. Reading her abridged diaries, to sound of BBC3 playing classical music. Music to read to, appropriate as Virginia is often going to orchestral music concerts. #reading #VirginiaWoolf
Writing lessons from dearly departed writers - BBC4 podcast "The invisible college" has small quotes from interviews with famous writers, arranged in themed 8 minute episodes.(18 total). Just enjoyed ep7 "routines and rituals." Recommended reading Mason Currey's bk.

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