Blood Lines
Juliet RobertsonReflections linked to my latest book, Blood Lines: Living and dying with cancer - a lyrical journey
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Blood Lines - An update!
Plans are developed to go awry. Or so it seems for me. I was in hospital when I heard that Blood Lines: Living and dying with cancer - a lyrical journey was going to be published imminently, at the start of June. It also happened to be the ...
The Pre-Order Post
My book, Blood Lines, has gone to print. It’s always a scarily exciting moment. Seeing a new book in paper format for the first time feels sacred. It’s a breath-holding moment as I sniff the cover, check out the smoothness of the paper and ...
Where are all the Blood Lines royalties going?
One challenge of writing a book is that you never quite know how it will be received by its readers. The sales of a book vary enormously. Sometimes they exceed expectations, as with Dirty Teaching and Messy Maths. Unfortunately, there are t...
Decision-making and risk-taking
Twenty-five years ago, I had a Drug Education secondment along with two other head teachers. We received training ourselves which we adapted for Highland Council and facilitated the in-house training sessions. It was my introduction to the ...
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Author, blogger, writer, poet. Living with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia. This is where I post about my latest book, Blood Lines: Living and dying with cancer - a lyrical journey. Published June 2025 by Crown House Publishing.
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