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Making Presentations Better (and Easier) On a cool Saturday in May, 15 years ago, thirteen other punters and I attended a whole-day Presentation Skills Workshop. We listened, observed, practiced and presented. I really wanted to improve my presentation style and...Which book to read next?
Which book will I choose to read next? My idea of hell has two parts. One is to be somewhere without a pen and paper. It seldom happens, but I still have nightmares about how I’ll capture that phrase, that idea. The other is to be somewhere, even at home, with...Conferences for Writers are Fantastic!
Conferences for writers and Illustrators I have spent many weekends and days at Conferences, Festivals and Workshops for writers and illustrators. What a blast! ! Amongst the features are appraisals, publishers, editors, case studies, fine food and wine,...Writing Children’s Books?- Start Networking!
Networking in the Children’s Book Industry Networking is a nebulous thing. It’s intangible and impossible to measure. I’m sure there are many worthy definitions available but in the words from ‘The Sound of Music’ it’s a bit like...From Facebook
Join me and the @wilderness_aus at 11 am this Saturday in Northcote as we celebrate our trees and the part they play in making our world wonderful. For details and to RSVP, follow this link. wilderness.nationbuilder.com/nature_book_week_tree
Look forward to sharing some Tree love. 💚
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Tulip petals. Beautiful, even as they fall. #wonder
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