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8 Tips to Help You Write at Work

Writing around a day-job can be tricky. Unless you’re a real morning person or a true night owl, your potentially productive daylight hours are taken up with working rather than writing. But if you’re smart you make writing at work,… Continue Reading →

Wordland is on Instagram – But Not How you Might Think

I’ve blogged about my love/hate relationship with social media before (is there any other type?) But as I explained in that post, these days you simply can’t avoid it especially if you want to share your creativity with the world…. Continue Reading →

What Are Your Writing Goals for 2020?

Do you do New Year’s resolutions? I suck at keeping to them so more power to you if you do. But whilst they might not be for me, I am a fan of setting goals for the year ahead. Last… Continue Reading →

3 *More* Tips to Get Visitors to Your Blog And Keep Them There

Last year I posted “3 Simple Tips to Get Visitors to Your Blog” after I’d had my most successful blogging year ever. This year, I stuck to the actions I talked about in that blog – – and I’ve had… Continue Reading →

12 Blog Post Ideas for Your Writing Blog

If you’re a blogger, it can be difficult to keep coming up with things to write about. So here are a few blog post ideas for those of you who run writing blogs like me. Maybe they’ll also spark some… Continue Reading →

8 Self-care Tips for Writers

You can’t turn on the TV or flip through a magazine without being told how unhealthy we’re all becoming. And whilst no-one has the perfect lifestyle, writing isn’t the healthiest occupation there is. Yes, you’re exercising your mind and being… Continue Reading →

A Foolproof Way to get Blogging Ideas

Finding ideas for blog posts can be tricky. But there’s a website I’ve used in the past that could give you some inspiration. It’s called Answer the Public. Very simply you type in a keyword or phrase, and it shows you… Continue Reading →

A Visit to Poldark Country – Cornwall, UK

If you’re not familiar with BBC series “Poldark” let me sum it up – set in Cornwall in the eighteenth century, it focuses on Ross Poldark, played by Aidan Turner, who’s trying to make his fortunes by mining copper, and… Continue Reading →

3 Ways Writers can use Instagram

Websites and apps can be more of a hindrance than a help when it comes to writing. But just as Pinterest can help writers, so can Instagram. Plenty of people shy away from it, pointing out that the unrealistic view… Continue Reading →

Where’s the Oddest place you’ve done it?

Write I mean! On trains and buses, boats and rooftops, beaches, balconies and the bottom of the sea, we writers will do it anywhere (get your minds out of the gutter please!) I’m sure you know what it’s like to… Continue Reading →

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