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  • Beware the signs of Writer’s Burn Out- 11 Personal Points!

    Hi all I’d just logged on to check emails, tweets etc and to write a new blog when my last tweet hit me like a tidal wave- apt with the depressing and very sad news we hear everyday and, as we are reeling in the shock of it all, we feel helpless as to what…

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  • Book signing – Celebrating the Joys of Bookshops

    I have had so much fun doing book signings over the last couple of years and I thought i’d share a few memories here: Horatio’s Bookshop in Ampthill, Bedfordshire Alderney Bookshop – You guessed – on Alderney Then there was Hythe Bookshop in Hampshire where I had the added joy of seeing members of the Jackson…

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  • Researching for Historical Fiction- A personal journey

    I’m still a bit in awe of other people’s blogs with 10 tips for …….. and you must remember these key points when you………I’m afraid I find the advice a bit daunting, although extremely useful. If you are not a full time author – do not despair. You will reap your rewards from your diligent…

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  • A Facebook Reflection

    What can I say about Facebook? Whereas on Twitter my Followers are predominantly ‘strangers’, some of whom admittedly now feel like good friends and I look forward to interacting with them on a regular basis, on the other hand my Facebook contacts are family, friends and people I know though different areas of my life.…

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  • A Blabbering Blog

    Not a very flattering title for my post but having two blogs attached to my website have opened up a whole new web world for me. My Diary Blog www.dianamaryjackson.co.uk/blog/ has given me the flexibility I need in my website. I’m free to post events and updates, including an introduction to my theme blog, whenever…

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