My November writing project is finished. How did I get on?

After being radio silent in November, here’s an update on how I did with my writing challenge. I set out to write 50,000 words of My Place, or Yours? and I’m rather pleased to say that I managed to get … Continued

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Looking back at NaNoWriMo’s of the past, part 4.

As I mentioned, I’m busy writing My Place or Yours. As I won’t have time to write posts, I’ve put together this series of retrospectives from my past NaNo challenges in advance, so that I can have a clear run … Continued

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I’m looking back at NaNoWriMo’s of the past, part 3

As I mentioned, this month I’m busy writing My Place or Yours. As I won’t have time to write posts, I’ve put together this series of retrospectives from my past NaNo challenges in advance, so that I can have a … Continued

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Looking back at NaNoWriMo’s of the past, part 2.

As I mentioned, I’m busy writing this year’s NaNoWriMo project, My Place or Yours. As I won’t have a lot of time to write posts, I’ve put together this series of retrospectives from my past NaNo challenges in advance, so … Continued

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Looking back at NaNoWriMo’s of the past, part 1.

As I mentioned, even though the official challenge is no more, I’m carrying on in the spirit of the idea. I’m busy writing this year’s project, My Place or Yours. As I won’t necessarily have time to write posts, I’ve … Continued

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November 2025 Bookfunnel promotions. More great reads to choose from.

One of my New Year’s writing resolutions was to engage in more Bookfunnel promotions. These are where a group of authors get together to cross-promote either their free offerings or showcase each other’s books for sale. It’s a great way … Continued

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My decision is made. What I’ll be writing this November.

As I said a couple of weeks ago, I was deciding which one of my WIPs to work on in November, in my own version of the now-defunct NaNoWriMo challenge. Perhaps we should call it FauxNaNo? I had a choice … Continued

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Fifty years ago. It seems like yesterday.

It’s hard to believe that fifty years ago today, on October 15th 1975, I flew out to Houston, Texas, to join my first ship. I was seventeen and had just signed indentures (and bound my father in the sum of … Continued

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