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Lost in a Book Do not disturb
It's raining, it's February and it's just the sort of weather to dive into a book and lose yourself.
To meet new characters, and rampage through the chapters, as your body sits there idly turning the pages; eyes skimming across the words, letting in the written code, left there by the author.
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.
Knit your own sheep, knit a flock... knitting pattern PDF
but the work also in progress is...
and catching a story is like a game of cat and mouse through the imagination.
Are you the author? – who me? The one sat behind the local author book signing sign...
But sometimes just to make that first mark is all it takes to free the imagination
I’m mindful of the analogy of keeping plates spinning, but sometimes it can be hard to tackle tasks that need a lot of brain power, while trying to spin plates