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Family Holidays – A Good Time to Write

August 7, 2024/

It's been a full year since I last had a break from work of more than a couple of days. While the Christmas Holiday sees the entire firm shut down, it does so only for a week. And the break provided by this past Christmas was somewhat nullified by what…

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July 23, 2024/

About a month ago I started a SubStack under my legal name. The point of doing that was to get me writing again after a sustained period of inactivity. I know full well that one of the secrets to being a good writer is to write. Anything. It doesn't matter,…

A Quick Update

July 15, 2024/

I've been making some progress on the fourth Paul Robertson Novel - plus, website updates

Continuity Challenges & the Art of Retcon

June 24, 2024/

I've been grappling with the challenge of maintaining continuity as I write. Crafting a universe with interconnected stories and characters creates complications and it's difficult to ensure consistency in timelines and locations.

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June 22, 2024/

I've been a writer forever, mostly fiction, and started as a kid. My old stories were praised despite bad spelling. I paused during university but got back into it with Usenet and later blogs. Now, I self-publish on Amazon with seven novels out. Starting a Substack to write daily on…

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