I don’t know about you, my fellow Bloggers… but there’s a rash of erroneous apostrophes out there! Slipping in to writing where they’re not wanted – nor indeed needed. Size of blog post is irrelevant. Long post, short post, it’s all the same to the Apostrophe. I mean we all know the rules. You want […]
Tag Archives: Education
“Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition” ― Timothy Leary
posted by MoreThanACat
(images for reference only and from Google images unless otherwise stated) Currently out there in the real world, I’m writing some “stuff” for year 11. This “stuff” is a sheet explaining attitudes to women in Elizabethan times. This is because we are looking at Romeo and Juliet, trying to get our heads around why Capulet […]
Recent Posts: Sarah E Smith
A Line In The Sand
One of my characters in Widowhood of Spiders (book 2 of Symington’s adventures) is angry. So angry in fact he is in danger of breaking the unwritten code of the criminal world: twice. Not only is he in the process of killing a policeman; he is doing it in front of witnesses – not bound […]
Engineering Rows
This week I’ve been doing a lot of thinking rather than a lot of writing. Being stuck in traffic is like that. And I’ve been thinking about my victim. Well one of them. A chap by the name of Sir Martin Hamblebee. In my head he’s a nasty piece of work. A bully. A pompous […]
5 Questions for Authors: Ann Wuehler
Until recently, all I knew about Ann was that she wrote for the same publisher as I do (KGHH), and lives in the same state as my cousin (Oregon). So I asked her to give me a bit of a biography, which was a good thing because her writing credentials are epic. Make me feel […]
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