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#Wednesdaywritingtips: Sharing #writingtips from #authors

#Writerswednesday Sharing #writingtips from #authors

Hello and welcome to another installment of Wednesday writing tips. On Wednesday I put up writing advice pertaining to various arenas of writing given by authors based on their own experience. I started this section as Writerstipswednesday but now think Wednesday writing tips is more suitable, so have renamed it. Many thanks to Devika for her help in selecting the hashtag :) If you share this,…

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Dewald Botha, feeling the stifling claustrophobia of city living, seeks out his own pilgrimage for peace and finds it in an unexpected place. Rob™ uses cultural phenomenon and mundane uses of European soil to comment on the current state of contemporary society. Tanya Ahmed, a resident of New York, centres her work around her experience of the urban and the emotions (such as fear, paranoia and excitement) that often accompany it. Keith Greenough, an iron man, resonates with his fellow competitors to portray the physical endurance and vigour of those in his niche world. Dealing with the aftermath of a tsunami, Nigel Haworth’s classically beautiful landscapes reveal a sinister side of Mother Nature and Pete Mansell holds no punches when giving an insiders view on living with paralysis.

Sharon Boothroyd, from the photography website photoparley.com, talking about the work in the upcoming [( 6 )] exhibition (@BankStreetArts, Sheffield during July) for the catalogue of the show.

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New article up today – critique by Barry Mitchell of the semi-voyeuristic series Dwellers by Sharon Boothroyd, plus interview and images.