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I know a lot of blog readers are writing their own novels – it’s one of the reasons why Sue Mongredien and I were so pleased that the Novel Racers took off and became such a terrific community – and now I’m teaming up with Louise Voss, author of To Be Someone and three other terrific novels, to teach a course on commercial women’s fiction from May 18 to 21 2009 in London. It’s slightly unusual in structure in that we’re holding it over four consecutive evenings, rather like a summer school
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Want to write women’s fiction? Come on our intensive evening course.
We’ve extended the closing date on our fabulous launch competition for the launch of the New Romantics until May 8 2009 so that guests at our free launch event ( see the previous post to find out how to reserve your ticket) can also enter. See our website for more information – describe your most romantic moment in 100 words, and you could win Free Love (in the form of great novels posted to your door) for a whole year
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Win free love for a year – competition closing date extended!
Oh, I have lots of news to report now I’ve emerged from my writing marathon… You might remember that I’ve joined forces with six other fabulous writers (Lucy Diamond, Sarah Duncan, Matt Dunn, Veronica Henry, Milly Johnson and Jojo Moyes) to launch The New Romantics , campaigning for the best in modern romantic fiction. Well, we’re having a launch party event on 30 April 2009 in Richmond-upon-Thames and we’d love you to be there
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Free literary event on April 30 by the Thames!
B-Side from Comforting Sounds 7” Vinyl Release Date: 24 March 2003 More info at: www.mewsite.com B-sides * Animals Of Many Kinds * Bones (Song for Albert) * City Voices * Drown * Forever And Ever * In Time Do You Forget * Killer * King Christian (new) * Like Chaser * Like Paper Cuts * Mica (new) * Misplaced * Nothing Is Red * Quietly * Safe As Houses * She Came Home For Christmas (acoustic) * Shiroi Kuchibiru No Izanai * Succubus * Superfriends * That Time On The Ledge * Watch This Space …
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Coffee Break – Mew
I don’t have any proper news – too busy writing and wrapping and, um, mastering Mario Kart (early Christmas present!), but just wanted to post this photograph I took during a carol-singing session at Trafalgar Square last week – what we lacked in tunefulness, we made up for in enthusiasm! And surely at this time, more than any other, it’s the thought that counts. Have a peaceful, happy time, blog friends
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Not so bleak midwinter
Two stormtroopers are having their coffee break, nearby Jango Fett crashes, will either of them go to help Jango?
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Lego Star Wars – Stormtrooper’s Coffee Break
So, we’re heading for recession like a runaway train, and the publishing industry is jumping aboard. Books on the global money market meltdown are the only growth area in the financial sector at the moment, as newly time-rich, cash-poor (well, it’s all relative: they might be cutting down to four holidays a year, selling the Porsche etc.) bankers decide to try their hands at a writing career. Some of the books sound more interesting than others, and a few will go on to have a shelf life longer than yoghurt due to the quality of the writing and insight, but I can’t help wondering whether the appetite for most of these books may have waned by the time they’re published
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The Return of the Rumtopf and other Credit Crunch Predictions
So, if we’re willing to accept for a moment the idea that as readers we like to live vicariously through fictional characters, which is likely to be more appealing: a) a heroine who is exactly like us: who shares our feelings of panic and paralysis when faced with life choices, and who spends a long time agonising over and discussing her future before reaching the right decision, OR b) a heroine who leaps before she looks, makes impetuous decisions without thinking, and often makes spectacularly wrong choices before finding a solution to her problems. OK, these examples are exaggerated for effect, but for years I really did think it was a).
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The F-Factor: Kate’s Rules of Commercial Fiction Part Two
Coffee Break by: Forever the Sickest Kids FIRST lyrics video.
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Forever the Sickest Kids – Coffee Break w/ Lyrics
Coffee break: Tom and Michael, two stressed workers of an SME, dream of a robot helping them in their daily routine. One idea inspires the next … until they come up to novel work environments and new and different types of robots, which will be explored in the project
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SMErobot™ Coffee Break (Deutsch)
Coffee break: Tom and Michael, two stressed workers of an SME, dream of a robot helping them in their daily routine. One idea inspires the next … until they come up to novel work environments and new and different types of robots, which will be explored in the project
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smerobot™ Coffee Break (English)
Coffee break: Tom and Michael, two stressed workers of an SME, dream of a robot helping them in their daily routine. One idea inspires the next … until they come up to novel work environments and new and different types of robots, which will be explored in the project.
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SMErobot™ Coffee Break (Français)
Esbjörn Svensson Trio – When God Created The Coffee Break – Live Leverkuzener Jazzstage 2005
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Esbjörn Svensson Trio – When God Created The Coffee Break
This is my attempt to Forever the Sickest Kids’ famous Coffee Break song. I improvised using their demo version and album version.
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Forever the Sickest Kids – Coffee Break (Cover)
The Face-to-Face AIDS Project returns to Malawi, to continue our work helping men, women, and children suffering from HIV and poverty.
The Mobile Task Force is now having a holiday, but Jack and Ryu become rivals…this starts because Ryu wants Jack to taste coffee and sugar but Jack doesn’t want.
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F-Zero Falcon Densetsu 40 – Coffee Break (part 1)
CN Groovies and Shorties from www.optimecapsule.com
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CN Shorties: Birdman Coffee Break
Meido-san Kasumi gets a well-deserved break from work at the Secret Ninja Hideout. She relaxes with a nice mug full of coffee. Music : “Save Me” by Tomoyasu Hotei
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Kasumi’s Coffee Break