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By sarah tinsley Posted on October 22, 2018March 27, 2020

Finding My Voice

Over the past few weeks, something strange has happened. In the tiny bubbles of time I get between work and baby, I’ve started to write again. At first, it wasn’t … Continue reading Finding My Voice

Categories: Blog, WritingTags: article, baby, comment, creativity, inspiration, motivation, people, productivity, travel, writing, writing tips
By sarah tinsley Posted on July 29, 2018August 28, 2018

Hanging It Up

It dangles at the end of the bed. The plastic clips rattle against the bed frame when I walk past it. The straps have yielded to the stretch of my … Continue reading Hanging It Up

Categories: ReviewsTags: adventure, article, baby, behaviour, family, inspiration, people, travel, travelblog, travelblogger, travelling
By sarah tinsley Posted on July 9, 2018July 29, 2018

In the Thick of It

With one week to go, the nature of our trip has changed a lot. We’ve gone from itinerant dwellers and lone travellers to cohabiters with a group of four others … Continue reading In the Thick of It

Categories: BlogTags: article, baby, babytravel, babytraveller, family, inspiration, people, travel, travelblog, travelblogger, writing
By sarah tinsley Posted on February 11, 2018March 1, 2018

Big Moments, Little Moments

Moments of consequence only become so after they have passed. Once you have enough distance to appreciate their magnitude. Sitting on a plane, the world shrunk to a line of … Continue reading Big Moments, Little Moments

Categories: BlogTags: adventures, article, baby, comment, description, inspiration, travel, writing
By sarah tinsley Posted on November 15, 2017February 20, 2018

How to have a Magical Time – Reading or Writing

We al love the idea of leaving the dreary hum of normality behind. Magical realism, science fiction, fantasy, call it what you like, almost everyone can think of an example … Continue reading How to have a Magical Time – Reading or Writing

Categories: BlogTags: article, comment, creativity, fiction, inspiration, literature
By sarah tinsley Posted on October 26, 2017January 29, 2018

Non-Fiction (like pie) is your Friend

My shelf is in danger of falling down. We put it up to replace the bedside tables, so it hovers above our heads, laden with all the stuff I used … Continue reading Non-Fiction (like pie) is your Friend

Categories: BlogTags: article, comment, creativity, feminism, gender, inspiration, motivation, productivity, writing, writing tips
By sarah tinsley Posted on October 13, 2017January 22, 2018

Mental Maintenance

Recently, I’ve found myself with more time on my hands. This freakish turn of events has led to all sorts of developments. There are things in drawers and cupboards that … Continue reading Mental Maintenance

Categories: BlogTags: article, comment, creativity, inspiration, mental health, people
By sarah tinsley Posted on October 6, 2017January 29, 2018

What Does Progress Look Like?

Everyone loves to feel like they’re progressing. The problem is, for some things, outcomes are not quite as tangible as we’d like. If I were an aspiring baker, I’d continue … Continue reading What Does Progress Look Like?

Categories: Blog, WritingTags: article, comment, creativity, inspiration, prose, writing, writing tips
By sarah tinsley Posted on October 2, 2017January 29, 2018

All Change (Shift Your Focus to Re-Energise Writing)

The leaves on the tree outside my window are dying. But they are so beautiful in their death. Near the top, they still have green hearts, tinged with an acid-bright … Continue reading All Change (Shift Your Focus to Re-Energise Writing)

Categories: Blog, WritingTags: article, comment, creativity, inspiration, productivity, prose, writing, writing tips
By sarah tinsley Posted on September 8, 2017January 29, 2018

The Dangers of Over-Plotting

The results are in. After months of worrying over the impact the new English GCSE would have on our students, we’ve found that, thankfully, they’ve done about as well as … Continue reading The Dangers of Over-Plotting

Categories: Blog, WritingTags: article, comment, creativity, inspiration, prose, writing, writing tips
By sarah tinsley Posted on August 30, 2017January 29, 2018

Give Yourself Credit

I’ll be honest, it hasn’t been a great summer for the word count. Finding myself at the end of a mammoth edit for one novel and fiddling around with ideas … Continue reading Give Yourself Credit

Categories: BlogTags: article, comment, creativity, inspiration, writing
By sarah tinsley Posted on August 18, 2017September 8, 2017

When Writing Seems Impossible

One of my favourite reactions to the question ‘why do you write’ came from Lisa McInerney when I saw her at the Emerald Street Literary Festival last year. She’d just … Continue reading When Writing Seems Impossible

Categories: Blog, WritingTags: comment, creativity, inspiration, review, writing, writing tips

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