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Games and tips to bust blocks and kick your imagination out of bed. Sometimes, the absence of something is as telling as its presence. Something missing, hidden, undeclared, veiled. A person, an object, an emotion. Write a short piece (max 200 wds) around something or someone who isn't there. Any style. Links to this post. What is the most secret thing you know? What is the worst thing about your job? What do you crave? What feels good against your skin? What are you jealous of? What makes you raging mad?

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Writing exercises: April 2007

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Games and tips to bust blocks and kick your imagination out of bed. When you're completely exhausted, and have a stack of things to do before you can collapse in a heap, the world looks, feels and sounds very different, compared to a world viewed through sparkling clear eyes (not raddled old bloodshot ones with huge bags underneath). Write a short piece (max 200 wds) from the perspective of a wrung out, knackered individual facing a tedious household chore. Links to this post. Je ne regrette rien. Choose...

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Writing exercises: May 2007

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Games and tips to bust blocks and kick your imagination out of bed. Your task, then:. Come up with a sentence using the seemingly complimentary words 'extraordinary' or 'interesting' (or similar) where the context alone creates a marked difference in tone and intention. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). You tell em, Jack. 8206;'Just because I am not f- -ing typing, does not mean I am not writing.'. Some need a sentence. Some need two. None want more than 200 words. Publish and. damn.

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Writing exercises: Nuance

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Games and tips to bust blocks and kick your imagination out of bed. Your task, then:. Come up with a sentence using the seemingly complimentary words 'extraordinary' or 'interesting' (or similar) where the context alone creates a marked difference in tone and intention. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You tell em, Jack. 8206;'Just because I am not f- -ing typing, does not mean I am not writing.'. Some need a sentence. Some need two. None want more than 200 words. Publish and. damn.

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Writing exercises: Show, don't tell

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Games and tips to bust blocks and kick your imagination out of bed. Show, don't tell. If you try to explain something, you are doing the work for the reader, and not very well. Write from your senses, without comment or abstraction, and readers will conjure up their own images. Pick a detail in this picture. Write down what you would see, hear, feel, taste, smell, if you were close to the objects – and conjure up an emotion that infuses the description with meaning. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Writing exercises: March 2007

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Games and tips to bust blocks and kick your imagination out of bed. Wherefore art thou Helmut? This is Juliet's balcony in Verona. This Juliet was calling down, in German, to her Romeo – who was taking photos from the cobbled courtyard below. In no more than 200 words, imagine what she's thinking. (NB: 5 senses). Links to this post. In 10 minutes, write down:. Who lives behind this door? What's the name of the street? What building is opposite? What happened last night? Links to this post. Bozone (n....

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Publish and... damn!: February 2008

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Publish and. damn! The printable comments on the life of a bookmaker. Lives in six words. In the 1920s, Ernest Hemingway bet ten dollars that he could write a complete story in just six words. He wrote: "For Sale: baby shoes, never worn." He won the bet. Try it. It's not easy. You don't have to write your entire autobiography - go back to Hemingway's example and create a complete, but short, story. Dick Hadfield: Foetus, son, brother, husband, father, vegetable. Robin Pickering: If only I had turned left.

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Publish and... damn!: Stephen King on books

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Publish and. damn! The printable comments on the life of a bookmaker. Stephen King on books. The staggeringly successful novelist says:. 8220;Books are the perfect entertainment: no commercials, no batteries, hours of enjoyment for each dollar spent. What I wonder is why everybody doesn't carry a book around for those inevitable dead spots in life.”. Picked up from John Kremer's Bookmarketing Tips newsletter - see link to site opposite). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Publish and be damned!

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years: Feedback: from novelist Sue Haasler

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years. Feedback: from novelist Sue Haasler. Your book arrived this morning, and I've spent all afternoon reading it (ignoring my daughter's pleas to help her draw arms on fairies, feed her etc). I just wanted to let you know that I think it's wonderful - you've done the city proud. Although negative things are necessarily mentioned, the overall impression is of the Liverpool I love - characterful, vibrant, full of history and culture, unique. More of the book.

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years: March 2007

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years. Feedback: from novelist Sue Haasler. Your book arrived this morning, and I've spent all afternoon reading it (ignoring my daughter's pleas to help her draw arms on fairies, feed her etc). I just wanted to let you know that I think it's wonderful - you've done the city proud. Although negative things are necessarily mentioned, the overall impression is of the Liverpool I love - characterful, vibrant, full of history and culture, unique. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years: Kind but anonymous comment...

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years. Kind but anonymous comment. I applaud the writing and photography in the book. Probably the most pored over book I have in my Liverpool collection. On another topic, do you have connections with David Wood's Liverpool Pictorial www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk.co.uk? He has a huge archive recording the development of the waterfront over the past 5 years which I find fascinating. 01 April 2007 12:43. More of the book. Extracts from chaptes 1-5. READ about other great books.

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years: LOVE THE BOOK!

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years. I'm fortunate to have at least one friend with taste and he gave me your fabulous book for Christmas. I thought I'd found my favourite Liverpool book in Quentin Hughes 'Liverpool: City of Architecture' - which you quite rightly describe as 'delicious' - but your's is even better! It's a beautifully honest, unpretentious piece of work that celebrates the achievements of the city yet acknowledges we've still got some way to go. Great book - makes me proud to live here.

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Publish and... damn!: Mersey Minis spark inspiration in Hungary

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Publish and. damn! The printable comments on the life of a bookmaker. Mersey Minis spark inspiration in Hungary. Szilvia Opavski, living in Hungary, came to Liverpool University in the 1980s; when she heard about a competition to write about the city for a new series of books, she raided her memories – and was published. Here is her comment about the experience:. It was a new experience for me that I could share a personal moment with a lot of complete strangers in a foreign country! Umberto Eco: Mac v PC.

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Publish and... damn!: Mac -v- PC ... a religious issue?

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Publish and. damn! The printable comments on the life of a bookmaker. Mac -v- PC . a religious issue? Entertaining piece by Umberto Eco (famous for 'In the Name of the Rose') speculating on the nature of computer designers and users. As a lifelong and evangelical Mac user, I am placed firmly in the Catholic camp, which will amuse those of my friends who know my religious sympathies (or lack thereof). Where do you look for e-salvation? Click on the Umberto Eco link opposite. Publish and be damned!

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years: April 2007

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LIVERPOOL: the first 1,000 years. I'm fortunate to have at least one friend with taste and he gave me your fabulous book for Christmas. I thought I'd found my favourite Liverpool book in Quentin Hughes 'Liverpool: City of Architecture' - which you quite rightly describe as 'delicious' - but your's is even better! It's a beautifully honest, unpretentious piece of work that celebrates the achievements of the city yet acknowledges we've still got some way to go. Great book - makes me proud to live here.

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