When I first heard that the breast cancer I'd had in 1993 was back and chewing on my ribs, I was worried I wouldn't make it until next Christmas. That's because, in the last few years, a number of my friends have only lasted one more year after the cancer...
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The polite assassin.
Two nights ago I had a very vivid - full technicolour - dream. In the true the-next-morning fashion of dreams, some of the details have already left the building. However I can share with you the main gist of the thing. An assassin was stalking my "loved one". He was...
Commas: apply with care
Brace yourselves as we enter the world of the Comma: misunderstood, mistreated and underestimated. The poor sweet baby! (I'm going to stick to the basics here. I suggest that if you don't know whether to put one in or not, leave it out. Get an editor or G.O.I (Gramma...
Tricky little apostrophes
The following information will benefit everyone who writes anything, not just those who write for publication. It will help you when you write those company reports, memos and presentations. You do want to look as if you know what you're talking about, right? It will...
Self-doubt? Rise above it.
Is it true that we rarely rise higher than our self-doubt? This week I've been pondering a statement I found in the manuscript I'm currently editing. The actual wording is: "Few people rise higher than their self-doubt". When I first read that I thought: That's so...
Keeping it new.
Week two of January and already the "newness" of the year is fading. That didn't take long! Perhaps it's because I've begun work again, editting someone else's book-that-is-about-to-be-published. Once you switch off the Big Fish Mahjong game and begin to think...
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