Writer on the Edge
One 60-something engineer's honest journey into fiction writing. No guru BS, just weekly insights on starting late, experimenting with AI tools, and figuring out this writing thing in public.
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What I Almost Missed
An inspiring conference at London County Hall. SPS Live 2026 was great fun, with so many authors and writers, from the well-known in the indie community to newbies like me.
I talked to so many fellow writers and creatives, and I constantly...
The Last Sunday Before London
It’s Sunday morning again, and it feels like the last Sunday before my personal reckoning. Next week I’m off to my first-ever conference, the Self-Publishing Show Live 2026, at County Hall on the South Bank in London.
In one way, I’m looki...
Four Hours’ Sleep and a Short Story Idea
Good morning, though a fair bit later than I normally dictate. I would usually dictate the weekly post at least two hours earlier. Alas, nature put paid to my normal routine.
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The Arithmetic of a Creative Life
A busy week, mostly with my financial future and an evening on AI with Joanna Penn. Not much time on the book, but it isn’t going anywhere, and things are settling slowly in the background.
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A Week of Tinkering
It’s been a week of experimentation. Most of it AI-related, but let’s be honest, when is anything we do with computers not AI-related these days?
The week kicked off with Joanna Penn’s AI Assisted Artisan Author webinar on Saturday evening...
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