I know I have posted about this before. But there’s nothing wrong with a little reminder. I posted a page on here, which you can find if you scroll down to the bottom. You’ll find […]
Tag: bookreading
Waterstones podcast season 2
It’s really weird… I’ve gone from having a great day yesterday to today. And today is just not great at all. Well it doesn’t matter. Anyway, here is the next episode of the Waterstones podcast. […]
Waterstones Shelfies
Waterstones Youtube released two shelfie videos today. Since I don’t have a job at the moment this does mean I can take advantage of my time. I will be using it to get more writing […]
Waterstones Podcast season 2
This episode is called Outside. They discuss how as writers most stories immersively explore the natural world, or the natural world they have made up. They also discuss the benefits of being outside to your […]
Waterstones Vlog
Well, I’m not sure what to say. The author that is spoken of in this vlog wrote a book when she was 12? 12 years old? How? That is just amazing, and to add to […]
Waterstones podcast season 2
Yes! Waterstones has now begun their season 2 of their podcast! I really enjoyed listening to some of the authors in the first season. It was nice to hear some of them be a little […]
Waterstones Shelfies
This week has been tough! But I am getting through it with books and writing! So here are a couple of links to Waterstones Shelfies! Andrew Michael Hurley – Kirsty Logan – Books are my […]
Book 7 2019
Kat Howard – An unkindness of Magicians. I read this for bookclub. Which thankfully I finished it tonight we are meeting tomorrow. I’d like to say firstly… I wouldn’t have bought this from Waterstones… Actually […]
Waterstones Shelfies
I have two new links for you tonight. Just like I uploaded two new pages on my blog last night as well! I was on a roll last night trying to fix everything and learning […]
Waterstones Vlog
I am back with another Vlog from Waterstones. I have been working through my blog today, and I feel pretty good, it took me a while because for some strange reason it is really slow […]
