From the category archives:

Voicework

Professional writer: Day 1

April 21, 2010

Today is indeed the first day of the rest of my life- well hopefully. I said good-bye to the library world yesterday. It was tough because I have spent 13 years in the corporate library world working with some fabulous people. I had a wonderful morning tea, talked a lot, then packed up my things, [...]

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Acting and voice

November 23, 2009

As I have blogged about- this year I have gone part-time at the library, and that means picking up the loss in income from that in other areas. Mostly that has been by writing, but I am not adverse to working other angles. So just lately have been supplementing that income with voicework. This really [...]

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Honesty is hardly ever heard…

October 28, 2008

    Who are the people that influence your career? Is it someone whose books you read and whose style you admire? Or is it someone that challenges you to strive harder and do better? I have plenty of the first (even been lucky enough to meet some) but I only know of one of [...]

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It’s tricky, tricky, tricky…

October 12, 2008

My reading of Jeremiah Tolbert’s Arties are Stupid is live at Escape Pod. Once I started doing it I realised that reading someone else’s story is a completely different to reading your own work. I was half into it before understanding I was interpreting someone else’s baby. Reading your own stuff is easy by comparison. So it was [...]

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