Not Too Busy To Write
Penny WincerWriting amongst life’s many other demands
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Failure.... and the compulsion to keep writing
I had a project last year that did not sell. Before it went out on submission I chatted with my agent about what I would do if it didn’t sell and the answer left my lips immediately, without hesitation. I’ll start working on the next thing....
Bookish Miscellanea for a bank holiday
A bank holiday is upon us, the sun is shining, then it’s raining, then it’s shining again. It’s still bloody cold here in London so I thought I would do a quick list of good things to listen/watch/read/enjoy over the weekend if it’s pissing...
All the things I do that are 'bad' for my writing
I love listening to and read about the habits of other writers. The creative process is endlessly fascinating to me. Every time I hear/read writers talk about their habits I’m half hoping to hear the mess I see in my own working life replic...
Can work be self-care?
When my book about unpaid caring, Tender, came out in 2020, I had a lot of conversations on podcasts, radio and (remote) events and one question I was asked a lot was, how do I look after myself? What are the specific things that I do to ca...
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Author and non-fiction writing coach. Australian in London, host of Not Too Busy To Write Podcast. All round book nerd. I help writers create stand-out non-fiction book proposals.
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