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Category Archives: Personal
The Aftermath: Everything I regret doing (and not doing) in The Excision
This is what happens at the end of every book. Like grief, there’s a process to finishing a book that includes the pre-finish “ARGH! Now I have to finish it!” and then the aftermath, the hours of saying to everybody … Continue reading
2011: Learnings and musings
Everybody everywhere is doing a retrospective for 2011, apart from everybody on the other side of the dateline living in a magical future where things are fluffy and sparkly (or the vampires are) and everything is very much the same … Continue reading
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The 10 awful sins I’ve committed on Twitter
I’m in the middle of reading Grace Dent’s How To Leave Twitter. Aside from laughing so hard my stomach hurts and the neighbours think something dreadful is happening to me, it’s reminded me of all the times I’ve failed at … Continue reading
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20 Reasons I’m not following you (or have unfollowed you) on Twitter
In a mood of deep snark, I posted this more privately on Google Plus. Since it proved popular, here it is for everybody else. Once upon a time, Twitter was the kind of place where you followed everybody who followed … Continue reading
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Maps, fantasy maps and an awesome video about them
Ever since I started writing Amnar, people who like it have asked me for maps. And ever since I started writing Amnar, I’ve been resistant to making them. “But you’re a geographer! You love maps!” True. I do love maps. … Continue reading
Accusations of geek
A couple of weeks ago, my book club teamed up with the venerable Manchester Girl Geeks to discuss our book of the month, Ray Kurzweil’s Age of Spiritual Machines. Being far more organised than me, they had stickers and postcards … Continue reading
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They sing it better than me: Fascinating Aida and Cheap Flights
I wasn’t sure organising flights to Devon could get worse than last time, but it did. It started when I tried to book online yesterday. I ran through the process as usual, avoiding all the extra charges (do I want … Continue reading
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Ninja-ing. For real.
I meant to write up about my first ninjutsu class, after I made such a big deal about it here… what feels like a million years ago. That was when everything was perfectly normal, and I was due to take … Continue reading
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Extra time
Something came out of reading Confessions of a GP last night, and I’ve been scratching my head over it ever since. After Granny died, Mum and I had a conversation while we were doing some work in her flat assessing … Continue reading
Tomorrow’s serial
After writing yesterday about Granny, I wasn’t sure whether to post again about any of the aspects of going through a death. Somehow, I’ve got into my head that once you’ve calmly and bravely mentioned the issue, it’s best to … Continue reading


