Travel, Writing, Circus
.For a few months now, I've been banging on about 30 and 90 Day Plans, the productivity tool that has helped me write and publish my books and achieve my goals in many areas of my life. In October, not only are we starting a new 90 day period, but the LAST 90 day period for the calendar year.
A look back at my first twelve months as an indie author
This week I have a special announcement! On July 1st, I will be releasing my first online workshop: The 30 & 90 Day Plan. In this short workshop, you are invited to check in with your goals and reignite your vision for the days and months ahead, by breaking down your goals into manageable one and three-month increments.
In the morning I read books for learning. The Right to Write by Julia Cameron is a creative writing book I HIGHLY recommend.
I was introduced to the term' Creative Non-Fiction' by my former mentor and fellow Australian author, Lee Scott. Up until then, I had been calling my first book a 'biographical novel'. Finally, I had a name for what I had been working on all these years.
I learned of the Dublin Writer's Museum during my first visit to Ireland in 2012. I could hardly believe it, a whole museum dedicated to writers!
In this post I write about my love of creative writing, and how it has been a source of inspiration and encouragement from a young age.
On December 6th 2022, I received an email from the Ireland Writing Retreat informing me that I had been selected as a finalist in the Wild Atlantic Writing Awards, in the Flash Fiction category for my entry 'Reflections'. This was an exciting milestone to sneak in before the year's end! It was also the first… Continue reading Reflections on Reflections: One Year On from the Wild Atlantic Writing Awards
On December 6th, I received an email from Ireland Writing Retreat that I had been selected as a finalist in the Wild Atlantic Writing Awards in the Flash Fiction category for my entry 'Reflections'. This was a nice little milestone to sneak in before the year's end, and I have certainly started 2023 on a… Continue reading Reflections: A Finalist in the Wild Atlantic Writing Awards
'Just keep following the heartlines on your hand'. A few years ago I stumbled across a piece of writing from the New York Times called 'Musicians' by David Ackert. I have carried this piece of writing with me since, and it is by far one of the singlemost inspiring texts I have ever read. The… Continue reading Heartlines
