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Writing

The End

November 23, 2010 By Clare Mackintosh

Do you remember that book I was writing?  It feels rather as though I’ve been writing it forever, although in fact it’s been only a few months.  I’m not sure how long I spent messing around with the first three chapters, but once I had a deadline – an agent who wanted to read the […]

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A place to write

November 8, 2010 By Clare Mackintosh

If I have to, I can write anywhere.  I can write on paper or on the laptop, in pen or in pencil – I’d write with pavement chalk if it’s all I had.  I find my writing is best when I am away from the house, where domestic distractions are few and the phone can’t […]

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Writing a book? That's novel.

October 7, 2010 By Clare Mackintosh

Did I mention I am writing a book?  I started it early this year – or it may have been last year.  I stalled for a while, then polished up my first three chapters and sent them to an agent.  The very next day she asked for the rest of the manuscript.  I e-mailed a friend.  “Oh […]

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Funny ha ha, or funny peculiar?

May 4, 2010 By Clare Mackintosh

fun·ny (fn)adj. fun·ni·er, fun·ni·est1.a. Causing laughter or amusement.b. Intended or designed to amuse.2. Strangely or suspiciously odd; curious.Thousands of bloggers nominated their favourite on-line writers in the recently launched Mummy And Daddy (MAD) blogging awards, celebrating the brilliance of British parent bloggers. I voted. And not for myself, either, however a few of you must […]

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The Work Wife

February 17, 2009 By Clare Mackintosh

My office is tucked away in a little-used part of a long corridor on the second floor. It’s a bit shabby, but it’s all mine. And it has a key. I love it. It’s the first time I’ve had an office all to myself, and I revel in being able to do exactly what I […]

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A brave new world

February 1, 2009 By Clare Mackintosh

Regular readers will know that I have been chomping at my metaphorical bit to get back to work after two lots of back-to-back maternity leave. I have been craving conversations that don’t go round in circles, and an environment where my opinions are admired and actively sought out. (I don’t know why I was so […]

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