I was a guest on the Crippled Stomp podcast
Last week, Shabaaz Mohammed invited me to be a guest on his intriguingly named podcast Crippled Stomp. Always keen to talk all things disability, I […]
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A new year update for 2021
Nobody needs another blog post about how weird 2020 was. Nor about how weird the start of 2021 has been already. But, in short, totally […]
Continue reading »Podcast Episode 68: Working for free and the myth of ‘exposure’
We see it all the time, and it seems to be getting worse: business owners and media outlets put pressure on writers to work for […]
Continue reading »Podcast Episode 66: Five (and a half) ways lists can transform your marketing
Everybody loves crossing things off a list, right? A to-do list is not the only list freelance writers can use to help their marketing and […]
Continue reading »Podcast Episode 62: How to meet – and exceed – your clients’ needs
, so it’s important to ensure that you are always seeking to meet, and exceed, their expectations. If someone hires you, make sure you are […]
Continue reading »Podcast Episode 36: Visual clues to professionalism
Working from home might feel like an endless opportunity to work in your pyjamas, but there are times when it is really important to […]
Continue reading »Podcast Episode 35: No portfolio? No problem. Get writing work without published clips.
We ran out of storage space for our earliest episodes. But fear not, we have made these many, many hours of freelance writing goodness available […]
Continue reading »Podcast Episode 30: It’s not about you – the art and the science of commercial copywriting
We ran out of storage space for our earliest episodes. But fear not, we have made these many, many hours of freelance writing goodness available […]
Continue reading »Podcast Episode 29: How to Get Started as a Freelance Writer
We ran out of storage space for our earliest episodes. But fear not, we have made these many, many hours of freelance writing goodness available […]
Continue reading »James while John had had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the teacher
I love linguistic quirks, so when my friend AJ posted about this sentence on Facebook, I had to investigate. It turns out that, “James while […]
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