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Easter disaster – a car key in a zillion grains of sand

Posted on April 5, 2015 by LiminalVoice

Easter Sunday. I’ve been up since 8 am, writing furiously about family brewing in the 17th century. I’m feeling smug. 1000 words added to the novel in a matter of hours and the sky, previously grey and wet, has broken … Continue reading →

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