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Category Archives: About writing
Article for the Sunday Sun
Back in the halcyon days of July 2011 when we weren’t sure if Rupert Murdoch would have the sheer, brazen, intelligence-insulting gall to bring out another Sunday newspaper in the wake of the News of the World scandal, my friend … Continue reading
Posted in About writing, Current events, Media, Politics, Protest, Rabid Dislike, Showreel, Smart arse, Ugh
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Blogging and jobhunting
At a careers conference I was once told that fifty per cent of prospective employers admitted to Googling their applicants’ names. Of those that Googled – twenty per cent of them decided not to give applicants the job on the … Continue reading
Posted in About writing, musings
Tagged blogging, blogosphere, economy, employment, graduate, identity, job hunting, jobs, privacy
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The Schadenfreude Review
As a reviewer I find the hardest reviews to write are of books which just strike you as ‘meh.’ The okay books which you neither love nor hate are difficult to get a handle on. You often wind up describing … Continue reading
Posted in About writing, Literature, Rabid Dislike, Review, Ugh
Tagged albert, bad writing, book, death penalty, executioner, pierrepoint, review
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Pleasant, if slightly patronising how-to guide
So, it’s Nanowrimo and we’re all weeping at typewriters: time to tackle some of those juicy (and often bought-but-ignored) books on how to write. I’m starting with this one because it was recommended by a well-meaning relative. Writing Down the … Continue reading
Posted in About writing, Book, Review
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