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“October is a symphony of permanence and change.” –Bonaro W. Overstreet
It’s been a while since I’ve posted because I’ve been taking my own advice: in April I wrote about how important improvisation is to my theatre practice and after dwelling on that it’s opened a door to a whole lot … Continue reading
Posted in art, Development, Novel, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged art making, artist, change, creativity, dreams of nature, Improvisation, inspiration, nature, New Forest, novel writing, painting, printmaking, writer
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“It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.” – George Orwell, 1984
This month I’ve been getting more and more interested in understanding the process of writing and making art, in the hope of understanding myself and being more comfortable with how I work. When I moved from directing to playwriting I … Continue reading
Posted in art, artists, Development, Inspiration, Novel, Theatre, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged art making, Creative Writing, directing, Improvisation, Ishiguro, Jazz, Katie Mitchell, novel writing, painting, Theatre, visual art, Writing, writing tips
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“March on, and fear not the thorns, or the sharp stones on life’s path.” – Khalil Gibran
As the UK starts to open up after what feels like an awfully long period of lockdown, it’s left me thinking what, from the changes lockdown has brought to my life, do I want to keep?
This month has been shadowed for me, as I’m sure it has for you, with the memory of that first lockdown. I distinctly remember turning to my boss that day we closed the office, the person I sat next to at my day job every day, with no knowledge of when I’d see him in person again. I hardly ever worked from home. Not coming into the office was going to be a major change for us all. “See you… online I guess?” I said as we parted ways. Continue reading
Posted in art, Development, Novel, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged art, bear, Covid-19, Emma Darwin, Emma Gannon, illustration, illustrations, Khalil Gibran, lockdown, March, multi-hyphen method, Novel, Novelling, Paris, reentry, SPring, WFH, working from home, writing tips
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“In February there is everything to hope for and nothing to regret.” – Patience Strong
February’s been quite an active month for me. It started with attending Devoted & Disgruntled which I try to do every year. For those of you unfamiliar with it, it’s a two-and-a-half-day conference that asks the question ‘What are we … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Development, Novel, Script, Theatre, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Covid-19, culture, Marina Carr, NaNoWriMo, novel writing, Novelling, Philip Ridley, playwriting, Theatre, Writing
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“January brings the snow, makes our feet and fingers glow.” – Sara Coleridge
I can’t remember why I stopped writing this blog. The Future is Mine was shortlisted for the Introduce Yourself Festival at Finborough Theatre in 2018, which was really exciting, but other projects seemed to fall away. Nothing really stuck. I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Creative Writing, novel writing, playwriting, Writing, writing tips
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Getting a bit of fresh air to my brain…
I didn’t reach as many goals as I wanted to last year. As I mentioned in my last blog post I was stuck in the ice-lock for about 6 months unable to write anything. This year however I’m starting off … Continue reading
Escaping the ice-lock
Or how I’ve been panicking about not writing anything new… I had so many goals this year: I was going to put the final touches to Godless Monsters, I was going to finish the new play I’d started last year and … Continue reading
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