This month’s lunchtime Creative Mindset Masterclass is about understanding our creative boundaries and providing strategies for your writing
An Invitation | Creative Boundaries & Saying No Masterclass Read More »
Event Invitations
In this interview, author Lynsey McDonnell shares how she wrote Bailey Street around a full-time career, using writing retreats, creative momentum and trust in her creative process.
Interviews with Creatives | Lynsey McDonnell, Author of Bailey Street Read More »
Interviews with Creatives
Wondering what happens on a writing retreat? Discover what to expect, why retreats work, common questions & how they can help you make meaningful progress with your writing.
What happens on a writing retreat? Here’s what to expect Read More »
Creative Practice
Writers, if you want to block out some time for writing this year, there’s only a few days left for bookings for the upcoming five day writing retreat in August (27-21 August), and there’s a couple of spots still open for it. The November retreat is booked out.
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Event Invitations
Understanding what creative jealousy is really trying to tell you with some strategies to help
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Creative Practice
After ten years, twenty-two drafts and publisher feedback, I begin draft 23. Reflections on revising a novel, trusting the process and staying with the stories that matter.
Draft 23 begins | From my notebook Read More »
From My Notebook
In this interview, I chat with Anna Woods an Auckland debut novelist on longhand by amber lamplight, Scrivener and Excel in the same process, and what Clarissa has to do with a psychological thriller set in an architecture firm.
Comparison can be the thief of creativity. Here’s how to stop measuring your creative journey against everyone else’s
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Creative Practice
In this interview, I chat with Melbourne novelist Trish Bolton on gardening as painting, procrastination as fear, and why the big ideas never happen in front of the screen.
