...but I loved this review of it! On Beatties Book Blog.
On Saturday I trained up to Roma to a gathering of ex-pat authors and apps writers, brought together by the publisher of some of the books and The Beehive, a delightful art-filled hotel near Termini station. Check out The Beehive's blog for tips about travelling in Roma. I learnt of the occasion via one of my favourite blog authors, who, much to my delight, I met on the day.
Anyway, the garden was jam packed with writers, mostly American women, so this little claustrophic Kiwi was very grateful to find a lone English accent in there and after some total immersion in ex-pat America she soaked up conversation with a wonderful young woman who is teaching her way around Italy. (Oh to be young again?)
Anyway, I now have some new blogs to follow, and plenty to think about if I am to become a published author in my own right (and not "just a co-author or editor" - still being very proud of both of those things).
Check this out: soooo true! From another blogger (or two), about being an ex-pat in Italy.
Today I am grateful for progress with my painting.
On Saturday I trained up to Roma to a gathering of ex-pat authors and apps writers, brought together by the publisher of some of the books and The Beehive, a delightful art-filled hotel near Termini station. Check out The Beehive's blog for tips about travelling in Roma. I learnt of the occasion via one of my favourite blog authors, who, much to my delight, I met on the day.
Anyway, the garden was jam packed with writers, mostly American women, so this little claustrophic Kiwi was very grateful to find a lone English accent in there and after some total immersion in ex-pat America she soaked up conversation with a wonderful young woman who is teaching her way around Italy. (Oh to be young again?)
Anyway, I now have some new blogs to follow, and plenty to think about if I am to become a published author in my own right (and not "just a co-author or editor" - still being very proud of both of those things).
Check this out: soooo true! From another blogger (or two), about being an ex-pat in Italy.
Today I am grateful for progress with my painting.
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