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Perfect Book Gifts and Last Order Dates

Posted on December 17, 2020 by SpookyMrsGreen

Waterstones is having a huge December and we’ve still got a few days left before last delivery so if you’re looking to find the perfect gifts for him, her or kids then you’ll find something at Waterstones. Last Order Dates … Continue reading →

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Ideal Business Ideas for Writers

Posted on November 3, 2020 by SpookyMrsGreen

Are you a professional writer but are regularly broke for not being productively engaged? You have a writers’ network but it hasn’t paid off yet, and you’re still trying to find your way around. It’s time to put your writing … Continue reading →

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Merry #Blogmas! Let the Festivities Begin

Posted on December 1, 2016 by SpookyMrsGreen

December has arrived, and what’s this? I am posting on a Thursday? Oh yes! I have decided to try and participate in #Blogmas this year. It basically means I will post at least once every day on my blog until … Continue reading →

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Hello World! Here I Am

Posted on February 8, 2016 by SpookyMrsGreen

I recently enrolled on the WordPress Blogging101 online university course. Having been registered with my blog for over 5 years, and having not achieved the world domination that I originally (and naively) expected, I decided to seek help. And help … Continue reading →

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Shake Up Your Wake Up with #NationalBreakfastWeek

Posted on January 25, 2016 by SpookyMrsGreen

Good Morning everybody, how are you on this fine Monday morning? I am enjoying a peaceful day of work at home while my children are entertained at school and preschool. This week we are celebrating #NationalBreakfastWeek in an effort to … Continue reading →

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Blog Lucky 7 Challenge – A Redcliffe Novel

Posted on April 12, 2012 by SpookyMrsGreen

I have been handed the challenge by WordzNerdzDebz, also known as the fabulous Debz Hobbs-Wyatt from Bridge House Publishing. She was one of the editors responsible for selecting my very first published short story The Teen Game in the Young … Continue reading →