Hello, lovely reader, it’s been a while! The year is flying by and I realised the other day it’s been a while since my last newsletter. Read on for a quick recap of the last few months, book recommendations and as always… cute cat photos! Writing As shared in previous newsletter updates, I have beenContinue reading “The Rough Draft: August newsletter”
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The Rough Draft: March Newsletter
Take a peek behind the scenes! Including my snapshot review of Genrecon, writing news, and important updates to my editing business.
Olivia Atwood’s Half A Soul: Magic and Social Justice
Half A Soul by Olivia Atwood is a short, sweet read, that delights and enchants through its clever take on the Regency Romance genre.
The Rough Draft: August
Hello, lovely reader, and thank you for making your way back to my corner of the internet. In this newsletter you’ll find: updates on my writing, editing, and what I’ve been up to since I last wrote.
The Rough Draft: April
April’s wrap-up, filled with writing, editing, adventuring, and restful updates!
Three Benefits of Reading Poetry
One of my reading goals for this year is to spend more time reading poetry! So far I’ve delved into the likes of Sylvia Plath, Whittier and Lord Tennyson. While you may not be a fan of poetry yourself, here are three reasons why poetry is important as a literary form.
Long weekend read
You know what that means… Reading time! The long weekend is a great time to get into that ‘To be read’ pile that lives on our nightstands.
Steph Huddleston 