Author Archives: Jason

What an amazing holiday, eighteen glorious days away from the grind of life. Eighteen nights full of fine dining, great sights and we also made some excellent new friends to boot. I’m sure you’re all wanting to know how much … Continue reading →

Following on from my post on eBooks, this week I purchased a surprise gift for my wife, a Kindle! She has a back injury which causes considerable pain if she reads hardcovers for too long. An avid reader, the super … Continue reading →

Christmas festivities loom in the not too distant future as November rapidly disappears. This year my family are well organised with most of our Christmas presents already purchased, wrapped and waiting to go under the tree. What does this mean … Continue reading →

This year has simply flown by. Here we are in November and to think this time last year I frantically produced up to 3000 words a day for NaNoWriMo. What an experience. I have been asked why I haven’t leapt … Continue reading →

I realised today I haven’t posted in 5 weeks, that’s way too long So, you might ask, what have I been up to? Quite a lot actually. I took Impatience back to the start, is that a groan I hear … Continue reading →

Most of you would have read or heard of Senator Nick Sherry, our Federal Minister for Small Business, statements concerning bookstores. Apparently he believes bookshops as we know them today will be a thing of the past in 5 years … Continue reading →

I’ve been steadily working on line edits as time slips by. I’m just over a quarter through Impatience and I must say its a slow process. The weird thing is I’m comfortable with that. Each page feels new again and … Continue reading →

Okay, time to fess up. Last week this mouse jumped off the wheel. That’s right I took a break! My respite lasted four days and I didn’t edit a word. I think I needed it. I now feel re-invigorated and … Continue reading →

Time’s flying by and I’m editing each and every day. Impatience in its present format has blown out the page count. I recently adjusted the page layout to reflect the industry standard of larger margins on both sides sufficient for … Continue reading →