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“He was the pantomime villain and when you met him he was the most lovely and gentle man.”
Lauren Clark, the wife of cricket legend the late Bob Willis talks about his achievements and legacy in a moving mini documentary.
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read these two books...
you'll thank me
probably not while you're reading them but maybe 5 or 10 years from now when you're at a dinner party & some bore starts blathering on about Sparta & suddenly Pericles's funeral oration comes roaring back to confound the bastard...
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Sorry, but I don’t think they’re going to make a ‘Billy Elliot’ type film out of your Winchester College, Oxford, Hedge Fund, marry billionaire daughter story mate. Get on with the job.
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There are 219 work days left in 2021. If you write just 1 page/day you can write 2 screenplays or 1 novel this year.
If you write just 2 pages/day, that is 4 screenplays, or a long novel.
And if you write just 3 pages a day - that's ~750wds, you can write 6 scripts or 2 novels.
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It’s official! Big welcome to Gabriel Thorp to our #productionteam heading up #virtualevent & #hybridevent delivery for our clients #venues enabling #clientengagement If you’d like to know more about our services please drop us a line [email protected]
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Whilst I don't like to criticise, I feel like my colleagues aren't being quite as productive as they could be.
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Glad I can share with you this cover art done for "Queen of Storms" By Raymond E Feist for Bragelonne.
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Discipline is far more important in writing than inspiration. The inspiration is where the genius is, but the discipline is what actually puts it on the page. Become disciplined enough, and you train the inspiration into show up more often.









































