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The To Do List 10th to 16th December

I spent most of yesterday trying to catch up with all your blogs and e mails. I’m sorry, but I made much use of the “like” button lol I’m feeling a bit worn out at the moment.… more →

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Book Review: The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail — but Some Don't

richardantonskinner wrote 2 months ago: Hello Everyone, This is the first of; hopefully, many book reviews I’m planning. I’m an … more →

Tags: Nate Silver, statistics, Book Review

NLLF Programme 2013

mkauser wrote 2 months ago: This years North London Literary Festival’s programme is out! Publishers, authors and a psycho … more →

Tags: NLLF 13, cover page, Abimbola Dare, Andrew Simms, Angus Cargill, Author, chibundu-onuzo, Clara Conville, David Rain

27th of March, 5.30pm: Richard Skinner

northlondonlitfest wrote 2 months ago: Richard Skinner is the author of four novels. His first, ‘The Red Dancer’, was published … more →

Tags: 2013, NLLF13, north london lit fest, North London Literary Festival, NLLF, Middlesex university, Faber & Faber, Faber and Faber, Faber Academy

Max Sebald's Writing Tips

takarabeech wrote 3 months ago: I found this at : http://richardskinner.weebly.com/2/post/2013/01/max-sebalds-writing-tips.html Chec … more →

Tags: Writerly Stuff, Writing #2, Getting Started, Good Writing, max sebald, Writing Tips, Author

Writing Advice — 1 comment

Rachel wrote 4 months ago: I came across this list through another blog called Biblioklept, a collective who review books and t … more →

Tags: PhD, arts writing, Inspiration, language, text, University of East Anglia, WorDs, Avant Garde, writing

W. G. Sebald's Writing Tips — 1 comment

dmac wrote 4 months ago: I came across this blog post yesterday, and felt compelled to propagate these very useful writing co … more →

Tags: General Notes, on writing, Fiction, Writer Resources, W. G. Sebald, University of East Anglia

To materialists like us, Immingham is the second-largest port in the UK, and yet there are few ships, and we saw no seafarers

mynervesarebadtonight wrote 4 months ago: Read books that have nothing to do with literature… I can only encourage you to steal as much … more →

Tags: david lambert, Robert McGill, W.G. Sebald, fiction workshop, Writing Tips

The To Do List 10th to 16th December — 21 comments

Vikki Thompson wrote 5 months ago: I spent most of yesterday trying to catch up with all your blogs and e mails. I’m sorry, but I … more →

Tags: writing, Faber, Goals, Writing Goals, writer, postaday, To-do List, Nigel Watts

The To Do List 3rd To 9th December — 32 comments

Vikki Thompson wrote 5 months ago: Firstly a huge thank you to Bridget Whelan for looking after my blog these last couple of days. I fe … more →

Tags: writing, Faber, Goals, Writing Goals, writer, postaday, To-do List, nano

What is a story? — 1 comment

emmaparsons wrote 1 year ago: Do you know what a story is? Of course you do, we all do, don’t we? A story has a beginning, a … more →

Tags: Learning to Write, Story, writing, Learning to Write, Louise Doughty, Theme, Plot, Thread

A Reckoning for Two-Year Colleges? — 1 comment

tptimmons wrote 1 year ago: According to Richard Skinner and Emily Miller’s piece in Inside Higher Ed, yes a reckoning is … more →

Tags: open access, community colleges, Emily Miller, Executive leadership

Department Of Homeland Firearms Insecurity

Killian Bundy wrote 3 years ago: Brought to you by the people in charge of keeping us safe. DHS officers lost guns in restrooms, bowl … more →

Tags: Blog Entry, bowling alleys, criminals, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, DHS Controls Over Firearms, Drug Users?, Firearms, gang members


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