In mini-series called Brain Juice, I’m going to be looking at videos, music, text and tales that evoke thought and help to inspire the mind. Continue reading
Brain Juice: The carpenter’s story
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Creative interlude: Writer’s Block starring Bryan Cranston
Writer’s block is something that plagues all of us from time to time – but there are ways to overcome it.
If you’re currently staring at your screen in disbelief wondering where the next flurry of words is going to come from, forget what you’re doing for a moment and watch this short called Writer’s Block starring the one and only Bryan Cranston. Continue reading
4 common grammatical blunders
Whether you’re writing a cover letter, penning your first novel or typing an email to a long-lost cousin in Timbuktu, using grammar correctly helps you make a good impression. Continue reading
My first three months as a father
This isn’t directly related to literature, music or digital content, but people always say write about you know – and while I don’t want to bore anyone to tears, today I have been sitting at my desk, pondering my first three months as a father. So I thought I would share a few of my discoveries. Continue reading
Getting to know…Ronnie Murray
In previous episodes of Getting to Know, I have offered a glimpse into the world of different word-smiths; however, this time, I’ve opted for a slightly different flavour (pardon the pun).
Creativity comes in many forms, which is why I caught up with Ronnie Murray, Head Chef at HIX Group, to find out more about what goes on in the kitchen, as well as in his mind… Continue reading
Getting to know…Nicole Dieker
This week, we are getting to know freelance writer Nicole Dieker to find out more about her world. Continue reading
The procrastinator’s dream ticket
A belated Happy New Year to all.
It’s 2016 – and once again it’s time for new beginnings. Perhaps you’re finally going to throw those cigarettes in the bin, take up that death defying overseas challenge, or even finish your novel (you know, the one you’ve been working on for the past five years). Continue reading
A literary interlude: The Ant Eater by Roald Dahl
“A little nonsense now and then, is cherished by the wisest men.” – Roald Dahl
When it comes to darkly brilliant prose that appeals to both children and adults, it takes a lot to beat Roald Dahl. Continue reading
Must reads: Sharp Teeth by Toby Barlow
“The bullet we’re running from is almost never the one that hits us.” – Toby Barlow, Sharp Teeth
Toby Barlow’s Sharp Teeth is one of my favourite books. Continue reading
I’m The Bracket
I’m the bracket
Believe it or not, we’re not an endless supply – some hunchbacked factory replicas made en masse to order. We’re rare – and we work harder than anyone – or anything. Continue reading
Catchy Content Writing 