Author: Yvette
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Writing in the Galleries (I)
The facilitator invited us to observe a piece of art from the galleries and jot down a “fast and loose” poem, not about the art, but about the relationship between ourselves and the art.
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Bye, St. Pancras(es)!
More locations that didn’t make the final cut into the 42 places on the Douglas Adams’ London illustrated map from Herb Lester Associates.
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Concept to Broadcast: Producing a Podcast is More Than Just Talk
A Guest Post by Leanne Elliott A few months ago, I did one of those free online boot camps that got me all fired up about becoming a podcaster and I thought, how hard could it be to go from concept to broadcast? With 2.4 million podcasts in the world, and a whopping 75% launching…
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Congratulations Faces
Friends have started sending me snaps of their congratulations faces upon hearing that Douglas Adams’ London hit #1 in the niche category of Hot New Releases in London England Travel Books on Amazon.com.
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Literary Tourism Alert
In 2015, I took David’s extended tour. We not only walked to the in-town Cambridge sights but as there was only me, he generously drove me out to Buntingford. I got to experience the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside, plus see both Arthur Dent’s House and the Pub from the 2005 Movie.
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Day 5 NaNoWriMo Update
In my day 5 NaNoWriMo update I reflect on “bad habits” I share with my hero, Douglas Adams, and how my current project is circumventing them.
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Bye, Ricky
“Bye, Ricky!” is a farewell to another location cut from Douglas Adams’ London literary tourism map forthcoming from Herb Lester Associates.
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Bye, Heathrow!
The painful crux of being an untried, unknown, unpublished writer, is that it is hard to get (and harder to trust) feedback. You have to let your words go out into the world without caring who will find them trite and who will find them terrific.