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Even the biggest net can't catch every idea
Where do ideas come from?
• The imagination dreams up an idea.
• But other thoughts get in the way, pushing the idea out into the far edges of the mind.
• The idea starts to grow; it expands and fragments, stubbornly refusing to arrange itself into a story.
• It starts to populate itself with characters, who in turn find their voices.
• Little bursts of dialogue pop up.
• The conscience mind hears the dialogue and stops, turning full attention to this new potential story…
• The computer is switched on, the blank screen awaits.
• The characters run for cover, whispering between themselves… just too quietly to hear.
• So what next..? Stamp around the imagination demanding that a story shows itself?
• Or wait a while, listening, letting the imagination play a while longer…
A Face Full of Snow
Almost the end of December, and the end of another year… a year in which I’ve put a lot of time and effort into my website, and what have I learnt?
As promised in my last post, here is my update on my table cover.
What do you need to set up at a fair?
The story was born out of anarchy...
Even more words are needed to bring a book to the attention of potential readers.
When Iver No-Idea jumps into a Christmas card and sinks up to his knees in the snow it's just the beginning of Eric's troubles
Book signing at the Tithe Barn in Nether Poppleton, near York.
Where every order is special, and will be handled with care.
because more words are always needed, words for the story, words to tell people about the story, and words to bring customers into the online bookshop.