A blog by Phillipa Fioretti, author of The Book of Love, Hachette Australia. Posts on writing, reading, art, washing up, walking, doing nothing and how writing comes into being.
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Write about what you know – standard, sturdy writing advice. Writing about what interests you is also, to me, mandatory. I’ve chosen the genre I want to write in, the form as it were, now I get to play about with what interests me. And what...
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That’s assuming you actually...
from The Age of Innocence
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the poet Rimbaud in bed
“Usually, writers will do anything to avoid writing. For instance, the previous sentence was written at one o’clock this afternoon. It is now a quarter to four. I have spent the past two hours and forty-five minutes sorting...