I have agreed to dedicate a couple of hours a week to doing regular blog posts and other admin type stuff for Ten Tracks, which is a music site where you can download lots of shiny local music for low low prices. And having just gone back to work 4 days a week, the slightly ad hoc approach to writing that I adopted over the last couple of months is not going to cut the mustard. So I made a list of the minimum amount of stuff I want to be doing on a monthly basis, at least until I finish the temp job in July. At which point I might take on more...
3 posts a week here on Daddy Long Legs
3 posts a week on 12 Books in 12 Months
1 proper article a week on Jobless Graduate
1 post a week for Ten Tracks
1 post a fortnight for Mslexia
Minimum 1 article a fortnight (the opposite fortnight!) for The Edinburgh Reporter
Minimum 1 article a month for IWeTwoThree
1 article a month for Broughton Spurtle (Oot)
1/2 a month for the Guardian / STV local
All of which is in addition to a daily 2000 words or so of my 12 Books in 12 Months. And hopefully the odd pitch for paid writing work. And I'm the marketing person for Dandy Highwaymen, which is a traveling theatre company being set up by my very talented sister over the next few months.
At what point does the adage 'spreading yourself too thin' apply?!
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Thursday, 3 March 2011
Monday, 28 February 2011
Apologies..
.. for the week of silence. After the three days of solid writing I started a new job, which was interspersed with more writing of articles and book 2 of 12 books in 12 months - this didn't leave a huge amount of time for blogging.
I will be better organised from now on, but in lieu of a proper post on this occasion you might want to have a look at a cute picture. Or failing that, read about Nicola Morgan's alternative World Book Night campaign, which I think is a really good idea.
I will be better organised from now on, but in lieu of a proper post on this occasion you might want to have a look at a cute picture. Or failing that, read about Nicola Morgan's alternative World Book Night campaign, which I think is a really good idea.
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