Paul

Writing gigs don't come much better than this!

Drive to the country. Spend two days with 44 Morgan horses. Take heaps of photos. Ask loads of questions. Play in the grass with two foals. Enjoy country cooking. Come home. Write the stories up in a blog.

Corporate blogging is really taking off. And with a switched-on client like this, you can really put passion into your work.

Here's the link to the blog, if you're interested.

If you have an earth-friendly business that you'd like to promote via a blog, I'm your man!

A popular post at my Small Business Owner blog generated a long list of highly recommended titles.

When I looked into creating an Amazon bookshop to house them all, I was stunned at how simple it was.

Now I have a handy repository for any book a person recommends to me. I've linked to it from my main website and literary blog. And if anyone buys from this shop, Amazon gives me a slice of the action.

It's a phenomenally simple plug-and-play interface to get your own shop up and running. And its FREE!

I strongly suggest you look into this as a way to create passive income while augmenting your blog, website or offering to readers.

I'm uploading all 46 chapters of my dystopian novel. By eliciting constructive criticism from experts round the world, my book will become the best possible example of speculative fiction.

The big question is, will this process make my work more or less likely to attract a lucrative global publishing deal? Death or glory awaits!

Check out The Game and see what you reckon. Should be a hoot!

The Great Recovery is coming. How will you attract and retain the talent you need to make your business prosper?

My new website is live at last!

Dear friends & supporters,
This is something I’ve been working on for several months.

Dear Team, today I cracked Orble's Top 100. And I'm No. 2 in Writing! I'm thrilled to bits that all this effort is actually paying off.

Last weekend, ABC Radio broadcast one of my pieces across Australia. This is without doubt the high point of my writing career to date. They did a really good job producing it & the reader, James Saunders, was fabulous.

I'm so close to critical mass, I've started blessing the pets!