In my last post, I shared how I had high hopes for November. And I did. I won’t say that my hopes were dashed, but I didn’t achieve everything I wanted to achieve. But that’s ok, it was a good month anyway. Mainly, I didn’t finish the novel I started […]
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Just finished the last edit of “Hi, I’m Here for a Recording.” Made over 150 changes/ additions. Will this process ever end…?
I thought it would be straightforward to write this one. Track my journey becoming an established voice-over, share a few anecdotes, a few tricks of the trade, a few personal stories… But I couldn’t find the voice of the book. I kept shifting to “how to” mode and the book […]
It’s the end of the year and once more, I’m going to have to say good-bye to the last twelve months without having released “Hi, I’m Here for a Recording, the ordinary life of a voiceover artist”. A project that started in October 2014 (“I’ll release it in time for […]
I’ve decided writing’s my hobby. I always thought I didn’t have hobbies – I enjoy doing a broad range of things professionally, and even though some of them haven’t worked out, I was still hoping to earn some sort of a living from them and I always thought of them […]
Every book on writing with a little bit of kudos mentions Stephen King’s “On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft” as a must-read. It is. It’s a must-read for anyone who writes fiction; it’s interesting for those who write non-fiction; it’s a book that all those writing memoirs should read. […]
I’ve started writing my experiences as a voiceover artist in London. I’ve never written anything like this before and so I’m finding the process very interesting (and a little bit difficult, to tell you the truth). It’s not the memories that are making it difficult – they’re great fun and […]
The process of self-publishing is an interesting one. Unless you’re writing with someone else, you have no deadlines. (Well, you can give yourself deadlines, but chances are, that if you miss them, you will not penalise yourself very heavily.) From “I’ve got an idea for a book” to “you can […]
After almost three months I’m returning to this blog to share with you another great use for your Kindle (or your e-book reader, as many of them probably have similar features). I’ve been using it recently to proofread the update of Thriving through Change. It’s a short book but, nevertheless, […]
Guy Kawasaki knows how to enchant, there’s no doubt about it. That’s why he was able to write a business book called “Enchantment” and get away with it. I managed to catch an online interview with him talking about his last book, APE, where he not only explained very clearly […]
I’ve been writing since I was seven and was lucky enough to always have a readership (thanks, Mum!). I’ve always had friends, or friends of friends, or sisters of friends, or friends of mum who enjoyed reading my work and giving me some sort of feedback. One of my mother’s […]
