judithkaye.bsky.social
Writer, avid reader
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Sometimes you have to make choices so that work doesn’t take over your life and I wish all the best for your new ventures. I’m so happy I submitted again this year and I’m looking forward to your feedback. Many thanks for all you’ve taught me.
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The CNP experience has been amazing for me, both the novel prize last year and the two Summer Schools. I’m sorry to hear you will no longer be running the competitions but I know that you’ve been putting in a Herculean amount of work.
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Where is that?
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I’m rooting for you!
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Michael Dibdin wrote police procedurals located in Italy and featuring police officer Aurelio Zen. « Each Aurelio Zen novel took its hero to a different part of Italy, from Zen’s native Venice to Rome, Milan, Naples, Perugia, Tuscany, Sicily, Sardinia and elsewhere.» (New York Times obit 2007)
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I’m so sorry for your loss Laura. Do look after yourself. 💐
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I love Elisabeth Strout and will definitely read her latest but I really liked Orbital.
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A great indie press and three must-reads.
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I have problem with prequels too especially if I’ve followed a character through five books.
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I’ve always thought that if I were very rich I’d pay someone to change my sheets and launder them every other day
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That sounds very intriguing! Looking forward to it.
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Which book is this from? It’s a great hook.
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This is an inspiring story. All the best for the next step. Just goes to show it sometimes pays to take a bird’s eye view
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In piles wherever there’s room
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I love the idea!
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Don’t we all?
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Looking forward to your report. It’s not usually my style but it may be
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When I look for a film / series, Google often tells me it’s streaming on a given platform but it turns out the film/series has already left. I usually end up wasting so much time looking for something to watch I give up and read a book 😅
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Same here! I’m going to have to add a few hours to m day 😳
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Night on Earth by Jim Jarmush. It’s a movie about taxi drivers around the world and it’s hilarious.
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People of Bluesky! Let’s get to know each other better. What is your favourite film (today)?
Answers in gif form only.
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Absolutely! It’s like having moved to a friendly village where everyone says hi. I’d forgotten the feeling.
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Punctuation marks are amazing and I cannot understand people who say they’re redundant. A comma, an apostrophe or âne xcalamation mark can make an ordinary sentence sing. I loved Eats Shoots and Leaves by Lynn Truss!
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If this is Bluesky, they must be Birdies
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It is an amazing book, as are her other books.
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😂😂😂😂
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It is amazing. Not a word out of place.
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6. The SOA has been talking a lot about AI, and has come up with some useful guidelines and points to consider about your use of AI services, your future contracts, and the boxes you tick without thinking about the possible rights you're giving away. www2.societyofauthors.org/2023/06/07/a...
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Introduce yourself with some jobs you’ve done apart from the one you do now:
IT journalist
Toy salesgirl
Nanny
Teacher trainer
Translator