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The Indie Author: Honest interviews with self-published authors
The Indie Author: Honest interviews with self-published authors

Discover the raw, honest accounts of 50 writers—of all genres—who have done something extraordinary... written and released a book into the world.

2022

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·Feb 24

The power of writing your story down

How you can untangle the strands of your life through writing — and discover hidden fragments along the way. — What is your story? Who are you? I mean who really are you? I know that’s quite a deep and philosophical question, but it’s also a pretty important one. Some might say we are the product of our experiences and thoughts. Of all the things that happen to us, in…

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The power of writing your story down
The power of writing your story down
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Feb 21

Gradual, meaningful writing connections.

I caught up with a writer friend today I’ve known for more than 3 years having met through the web via mutual writer friends we both know. We spoke over Zoom about a bunch of things, from writing memoir to publishing projects to social media, cats, and more. One of…

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Feb 11

Walking and talking

There’s something about conversing *alongside* someone, vs facing them — One of my favourite ways of connecting is through walking and talking. …

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Feb 10

Coming full circle

Going on a journey and returning to the same place, anew. — Back in 2015 and 2016, I was a part of a community of fellow millennials who, like me, had experienced quarter-life-crises of sorts and were trying to find work they cared about. I met a long-standing friend of mine through an organisation called Escape The City, who was working in…

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Feb 2

Taking control of her own narrative: Pamela Anderson (part 2)

“It had to be exactly my voice.” — I find myself writing again about Pamela Anderson, after reading a piece interviewing her for the dual-release of her Netflix documentary and memoir. The piece in question being the cover article for this week Sunday Times magazine, titled “The Passion of Pamela Anderson”. I’m a little too young to be…

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Feb 2

Taking control of her own narrative: Pamela Anderson (part 1)

“I just still can’t wrap my mind around that amount of vulnerability…” — I am in awe of the courage and trust Pamela Anderson has demonstrated in the production of her Netflix documentary, ‘Pamela, a love story’. Not only did she take herself back to traumatic experiences and periods in her life, but she allowed filmmaker Ryan White full access to years of her private tapes and diaries. In his words:

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Jan 24

Is ‘resting’ productive?

I wrote down something strange and seemingly counter-intuitively recently. It was something along the lines of: “I’ve had the most restful and productive start to the year I can remember” I shared recently that each day of the week, weekday or weekend, is a precious one and I try to…

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Jan 21

How I spend my time on weekdays and weekends

Each and every day is precious… whether it’s a Monday, a Thursday, or a Saturday. — I am continuing to realise just how precious a commodity time is. For many years of my life, there was a marked distinction between weekdays and weekends. Weekdays were for education, or work, and weekends were for time off. Mondays to Fridays would be spent being productive, with Saturdays and…

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Jan 18

The “talented” writer

A friend of mine recently complimented me on my writing. I’ve known him for many years, we were at secondary school together. We’ve stayed in touch, and his compliment was in reference to the newsletter that I sent out over the weekend. We spoke about all sorts, as we always…

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Jan 17

Who we write for

I sometimes ask myself who I am writing for. Is it for myself, or for someone at the other end? Is it for someone in particular, or anyone who might chance upon reading it? For thousands of years, human beings (and our more primitive ancestors) have been telling stories through etchings and carvings on rocks, and gathering around fires. It seems that we have always been drawn to telling stories. Perhaps the written form is another way of doing that.

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