This two part article is hilarious - and true, all too true
Enjoy. Part 1 Part 2
Where happiness is lurking
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Annette Hughes
Boos& Writing
07 5447 7063
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia License.
A Word from the Writer-in-Residence
Greetings regional writers and readers, and welcome to our community blog. Now that you're here, why not have a look around.
In the left hand column, under the Community Blogging Project heading, you'll find a list of categories. By clicking on the links, you'll be taken to all the stories in each category. Beneath that you'll see our blog roll. This is a list of local writers who have their own sites. If you would like to add your own blog to the list, simply add a comment to any post and let us know your URL.
There is also a list of links to local resources for writers and readers; book clubs, library services, bookshops, writers groups etc. If you'd like to add your group to this links list, again, post a comment and we'll add your link. For now, the site is moderated, but once it's launched, it will become your site.
COMMUNITY BLOGGING PROJECT
- fiction (1)
- non-fiction (4)
- opportunites for writers (1)
- poetry (3)
- The Program Archive (8)
blog roll
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Political Speak5 years ago
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Fkn Festivus5 years ago
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postponement5 years ago
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South Side Art Market6 years ago
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ETCカードの利用の注意10 years ago
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Living to learn14 years ago
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Contact
Boos& Writing
07 5447 7063
About the Project
The Regional Writes Community Blogging Project was funded by an Arts Queensland Development and Presentation Grant, RADF and Sunshine Coast Regional Council Learning Communities.
The project was part of the Cooroy Library Writer in Residence Programme to mark the opening of the new Q150 and council funded library building on the Mill Place Site in Cooroy.
Local author Annette Hughes was Writer-in-Residence from 5th September - 20 December, providing skills development workshops, community access sessions for local writers.
This site is intended to create a virtual as well as physical writing community with the Learning Centre at its hub.
Writers' and Readers' Resources
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia License.
That was great - I'll read again and again. Thanks for the links.
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