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My working career spans the Royal Navy, a spell as a dairyman in the Highlands of Scotland, many years in military survey in the British Army, and a fourth career in Information Technology. I have recently become a budding author. See more...-
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Thrilling Delivery Day
Today was a fantastic day and easily my best day, so far, as an Ocado delivery driver. It started as I turned up to work shortly after six o’clock with a [sanitised] pack of my three published paperbacks for a … Continue reading
Books and Bookmarks
I was delighted to take delivery of two packages this morning. The first, from SoloPress, contained promotional bookmarks for my two novels, Eleven Miles and Knitting Can Walk!. I have taken great care in designing these and the quality of … Continue reading
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Tagged bookmarks, books, Children, eleven miles, elevenmiles, eloise de sousa, hayes, illustration, knitting can walk, Lance Greenfield, promotion, space dust, swanwick
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2019 New Year Resolutions
2018 was my Annus Horribilis! For Her Majesty, it was 1992. For Lance it was 2018. It was a year in which I failed completely to achieve ANY of my New Year Resolutions. Here’s a reminder of what they were. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, 2019, ageism, blogging, employment, failure, fitness, job, new year, resolutions, running, sucess, swanwick, website, weight, writing
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Book Review – The Real CSI: a Forensic Handbook for Crime Writers
The Real CSI: A Forensic Handbook for Crime Writers by Kate Bendelow My rating: 5 of 5 stars On the front cover of this book, there is a quote from Lynda La Plante: ‘Every crime writer should have a copy … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, crime, crime writing, CSI, fiction, Kate Bendelow, Lynda La Plante, Real CSI, reference, swanwick, writing
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Watching – advanced notification
At the Swanwick Writers’ Summer School this year, Liz Hurst presented a short course entitled Writing Intimate Scenes. In Part Two of the course, she challenged participants with a ten-minute exercise to write a short piece about a woman who … Continue reading
Links Between Walking and Writing
Original article written by Kathryn Aalto for Swanwick Standard, August 2017 edition What is it about walking and running that makes it so satisfying to thinking and writing? Since at least Greek philosophers, writers have discovered a deep connection between … Continue reading
Wonderful Writers’ Summer School at Swanwick
TW3 – That Was The Week That Was! For many years, my father, Tony Greenfield, has been attending the Swanwick Writers’ Summer School in Derbyshire. He raves about it and has implored me to accompany him on many occasions. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
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Tagged chisholm, Lance Greenfield, Linda Lewis, michael jecks, summer school, swanwick, tartan, writing, writing inspiration, writing motivation
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