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12 Books in 12 Months

writing books and blogging about it

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January 2014

Happy Birthday, Pride and Prejudice

Everything I know, I’ve learned from the internet.  Here’s a sample offering of what I’ve found out in the past week:

That last one got me thinking, mainly about Mr Darcy.  I know, any excuse – AMIRIGHT, LAYDEES?!

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Recommended Reading

cat-readsI thought I’d post some links to articles I’ve been reading recently that might be of interest.  And look at this cool picture I found for you to illustrate the point, you lucky people!  Please note: this has nothing to do with the fact I am too braindead to come up with a proper blog post of my own, and everything to do with the fact there’s a lot of interesting stuff kicking about on That Internet right now.  You’re welcome.

Five Things For Readers

Five Things For Writers

Extra bonus thing

Look, a creature reading! And it’s all furry and cute, even if it is some kind of rodent. I found it on Pinterest, but the source seems to have been a google search – if you are this animal, let me know and I will give you a photo credit.

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Why I’m Taking The Goodreads’ Reading Challenge

Last week there was a piece in the Guardian by Richard Lea called The Bad Side of Goodreads’ Reading Challenge.  I clicked because I’ve actually signed up to said challenge.  For the most part, I disagreed with the piece – and I’ll tell you for why.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Window

Windows, says Cheri in this week’s photo challenge post, are portals into the world’s stories.  Equally I say to her that stories are our window onto the world.  And according to something I saw on Pinterest, someone called Horace Mann once said ‘a house without books is like a room without windows.’  BOOM, bookish version of the challenge, followed by one that involves literal windows.

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Left to right, a window on science, a window on different countries and cultures, a window into your home, a window onto a magical world, window into the life of a child and how he perceives the world, window on grief, window on how magic works.
Venice
Reflection of windows in Venice.

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