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re-Trash-ed

Posted on 14/12/2010 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

Trash by Andy Mulligan was the subject of my previous blog. You will be pleased to hear that I have now read the book and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was everything it promised to be. Written for the children’s market … Continue reading →

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Posted in Critique, Recommendation, Writing | Tagged Andy Mulligan, Awards, Blue Peter, Blue Peter Award, books for children, children's books. children's novels, childrens book, childrens novel, critique, Dumpsite, poverty, rejections, shortlisting, South America, swear word, Trash, violence | Leave a comment

+ve Discrimination

Posted on 07/11/2010 by Bea Turvey apprentice author and witch

Lord Abersoch is considering proposals to impose a quote that would force companies to have up to 40% women directors: Sunday Times I have written about discrimination before. Everyone discriminates and if you say you don’t then you’re a liar. Quite often … Continue reading →

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Posted in Critique, New Author, Women's Fiction, Writing | Tagged Application, criteria, cv, Discrimination, Education, english, English language, First language, grammar, handwriting, job application, job application, jobs, positive discrimination, shortlisting, spelling | Leave a comment

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