Month: December 2012
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What went well this year, and what did not. (And the lessons.)
On a long bicycle journey there is much to be said for stopping to smell the roses. For dismounting and seeking out a vantage point from which you can take stock. For looking back, and for pondering what may lie ahead. As with many aspects of a journey, this is a good metaphor for life. So maybe […] Continue reading →
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Looking Back At 2012, And A Glimpse Of What’s Ahead For 2013
At the beginning of this year I made a single resolution. It was entirely private; I did not post it on this blog, nor did I promise to keep anyone updated on my progress. Nevertheless, I have kept it. Continue reading →
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A quick update on Janapar, the book
At 2am this morning I completed my last run-through of the edited manuscript, which I received on Friday night, and — all being well in the proofread — it is the last time that the text will change for this first paperback and hardback edition of Janapar that Kickstarter has made possible! At the beginning of the […] Continue reading →
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Lessons Learnt From Releasing A Stupidly Personal Adventure-Romance Documentary
Regular readers will have noticed that the blog has been rather quiet recently — specifically, since last Monday: the day before I launched Janapar. Continue reading →