If there’s one thing I hate about blogging, then there’s probably a bunch of other things too. My main bugbear is the continual need for new content. Blogs are hungry beasts. Much of what gets written is ephemeral and has a short shelf, no matter how much time you spent on it. With that in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘tea’
Even Thieves are Welcome at the Olive Cafe. #thatlondon
Posted: November 19, 2010 in graffiti livingTags: food, life, review, tea, writing
And NOW a Word From Our Sponsors
Posted: June 3, 2010 in graffiti livingTags: dreams, japan, life, nablopomo, tea
I went to sleep full of questions about writing and Japan. In my dreams a documentary voice over narrated the answers to some of my questions. When I woke up I wrote down what little I could remember without the aid of tea. I am incapable of speaking to anyone until I’ve had a cup [...]
Nanowrimo Boot Camp – a quick and dirty guide to surviving national novel writing month for lazy writers.
Posted: November 3, 2009 in graffiti livingTags: alphasmart, alphasync, dropbox, inner editor, japan, last.fm, magick, nanowrimo, notebook, oblique strategies, red pen, tea, wordcount, writing
It’s nanowrimo again – the time of the year when all common sense goes out of the window and you try to write a novel in a month. Just for kicks. Nanowrimo is great fun and I’ve completed it successfully several times now. There’s a method that I tend to use that I’ve refined over [...]
