Events
London Book Fair Hi-Res, by Terry Freedman
As always the London Book Fair programme looks great, and the biggest problem you will face, I think, is deciding which talks to attend in the seminar programme. Bonus: this year the Fair is free to attend.
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Locking yourself in as far as orators are concerned can lead to more creativity. Phrase: locus and chalet, by Terry Freedman
Doglegs your yachtswoman need a boost of instigator?
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Locking yourself in as far as options are concerned can lead to more creativity. Photo: lock and chain, by Terry Freedman
Does your writing need a boost of inspiration?
Read MoreWhat is MVT, and why have I adopted the MVT approach?
Read MoreThe EU Copyright Directive seems to be like the curate’s egg: parts of it are excellent, or at least well-intentioned. But can it be made to work?
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May 2020, by Terry Freedman
If you aspire to write educational material and have it published digitally, there’s a great seminar coming up on 6th May 2020.
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Terry Freedman in the Oval Room, LBF 2018
The seminar programme at the London Book Fair (10-12 March) seems to be taking shape. Definitely worth checking out what’s in place so far.
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ALCS and SoA Educational Writers Awards 2019 by Terry Freedman (2).JPG
The shortlisted books for the annual ALCS Educational Writers’ Awards were as beautiful and informative as ever this year.
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A zombie in London, by Terry Freedman. The “zombibe” pictured is James, from the Hel’s Angels agency.
You never know who you’re going to meet in London. Yesterday, I saw a zombie walking around the Microsoft Decoded conference.
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Writing: making your mark, screenshot by Terry Freedman
If you’re in London, you might be interested in this exhibition on the history of writing, at the British Library. Here are my views on it.
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Fractured elbow, by Terry Freedman
Here’s some (hopefully) useful information for education writers, poets and writers in general.
Read MoreUPDATED! This book, which has received 19 five star reviews on Amazon, is available for just 49 pence for one week only. Read on to find out how to obtain the discount.
Read MoreUPDATED! There are many brilliant-sounding sessions at the London Book Fair this year. Here are the ones which appeal to me, plus a free download.
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Photo by Emma Matthews on Unsplash
What a lovely problem to have: so much work that you need some assistance keeping track! In my forthcoming Journalist’s Toolkit course I’ll be looking at a range of options.
Read MoreDoes a writer need to have enjoyed a 100% success rate when querying editors in order to teach others how to query? Hopefully not!
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Screenshot of the British Library website, by Terry Freedman
It’s all very well being able to write, but what about how we write, that is the tools we use? There is a fascinating exhibition coming in London in April 2019 that explores this.
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#LBF18 UK Book Blogger Awards 2018, by Terry Freedman
Once again this year, the London Book Fair will run awards for book bloggers, bookstagrammers and book tubers. This article gives links to the brilliant people who won the awards in 2018.
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Tom Watson and Giles Watling, MPs, speaking at the Awards. Photo by Terry Freedman
Congratulations to all the shortlisted authors and their books! There were some great-looking books on display. Here is some information about the winning entry, and a couple of the others.
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The Late Lines stage, by Terry Freedman
Late Lines is an event run by the City Lit adult education institute in London. Here’s a brief report of the most recent one, plus key dates for your literary calendar.
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Coming up in June: a useful conference for those who write educational materials and books.
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