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Falling into Paradise
A warm welcome to Kamy Chetty, guest visitor and fellow New Zealand author, who shares with us THE ECSTASY OF WRITING, THE AGONY OF EDITS. Thank you for having me here today Cherie. As a debut author it’s great to … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Cherie Le Clare, Fiction, Kamy Chetty, literature, New Zealand, romance, Writers, Writing, wrters
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A chat about Depression
They say almost everyone knows someone who has either suffered from cancer or has had cancer themselves. I’d say that could equally apply to depression. My friend, Karen, suffers from depression and has kindly agreed to answer my questions with … Continue reading
Holiday Heaven
I had the most relaxing Christmas week ever, enjoying great food and company at my brother’ s new beach house. It rained the first four days but I went swimming whatever the weather. The golden sand glowed when the sun … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Cherie Le Clare, christmas, christmas cards, coopers beach, Fiction, historic fishing village, historical, literature, nature, New Zealand, outdoors, romance, Travel, Writers, Writing
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I like Christmas cards
I don’t know about you but the tradition of sending and receiving Christmas cards and letters is one I look forward to every year. It’s a bit of a chore actually getting down to it and writing the letters and … Continue reading