Posted on December 2, 2016
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I’ve had my head buried in work. It’s very interesting work, but this week has flown by. So I decided not to write a serious blog post (ok, I forgot, but hey a girl’s gotta pay the bills). Working with words I’m used to… Continue Reading “Typo Time”
Posted on November 21, 2014
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On Children in Need night McBusted/Mcfly drummer Harry Judd made a quip, spelt allowed as aloud and immediately he was hounded for his spelling. It brings to light another aspect of social media and everyday life. When the pedants come out and make snarky… Continue Reading “Dyslexia and social media”
Posted on May 9, 2014
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I love books. I always have. And the fact that I work with helping to create books always puts a smile on my face. The world would be a sad place without books to read. But along with books by the big publishers and… Continue Reading “Self-Publishers, Respect Your Writing”
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