It’s been some months since I have posted on this blog.
Much has happened during those months: financial meltdowns, a house move, work
on my novel and a non-fiction book, work with my students, research seminars,
talks . . . much of it designed it seems, to take me out of my comfort zone.
Well the result is that the paramaters of my comfort zone have broadened, and
this finally gave me the determination to overcome ignorance and an economic
downturn and design a new website and blog, the Centre
for Story.
Here I will build on the explorations I have undertaken in Write on the Fringes, as well as offer
resources and my services as a mentor, editor, speaker and workshop
facilitator.
Thank you to everyone who has followed Write on the Fringes and I do hope you continue the journey by crossing
over to the Centre for Story. You can
also follow the Centre for Story on
facebook and on twitter.
For anyone new to Write
on the Fringes, there is much material here about story, creativity and the
art and craft of writing, so please have an explore, but I would love it if you
also took a look at the Centre.
Congrats on your new site! I'm heading over to Centre of Story right after this.
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