My perceptive and learned writing adviser Sue Ghosh was recently kind enough to interview me for her blog. Here’s how it went.
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20 Tuesday Nov 2018
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20 Tuesday Nov 2018
Posted in Writing
My perceptive and learned writing adviser Sue Ghosh was recently kind enough to interview me for her blog. Here’s how it went.
Just read the full interview Roy but thought I would comment here too! Very interesting but I have to ask; favourite Bryson book? I remember my geography teacher introducing my class to him what seems like a million years ago. I read Neither Here Nor There last summer in a couple of days! 🙂
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He maintains such a good level it’s difficult to choose. I suppose Notes From a Small Island remains my favourite. Or Down Under. Certainly I’ve learnt far more about the world from him than I ever did in geography lessons 🙂
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I will put Notes From a Small Island on my list the next time I go book shopping. Thanks! 🙂
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This deserves more than a “like”. ❤️
Also, Notes from a Small Island is my favourite, too! 😊
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Thanks Jane. ‘Down Under’ was pretty awesome too.
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Great interview, Roy! I look forward to reading your latest masterpiece. Congratulation!
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Aw get out of it Jill 🙂 Thank you. Comments closed on your final blog of the year so Happy Christmas from here in sunny Jersey 🙂
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Happy Christmas to you too, Roy!
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Nice interview. I think Sue is right: you must have tremendous word counts when you do sit down to write! That’s fantastic. If only you had more time! Someday, right?
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Thanks Julie. I’m actually not sure I’d take to full-time writing. The fun might go out of it.
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Fascinating interview. How did you get from Ireland to Jersey? (I was hoping that might be one of the questions, and her questions were good and not the typical.)
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Hi EQ, well it was actually a return to Jersey after a couple of years in Ireland. That was never the plan but it didn’t work out.
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