Friends, we are honoured to have a professsional Screen Writer among us. Please welcome Kensington Roth from New York :) Dave
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The backpacking sketchbook
I recently went on a backpacking holiday, travelling through Laos and Thailand and had a great time documenting my journey in my sketchbook as I went along. If this was a full time 'job' i would be the happiest person in the world! To catch a glimpse of Luand Prabang and other jewels of South East Asia come have a look at www.unrouxly.blogspot.com/See More
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Hello Kensington!
Welcome to The Editors Club, and thanks for joining us :)
Very glad to have our first screen writer onboard. You might have a word with member Peter Merrington, who is planning to create a script for one of his novels.
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The backpacking sketchbook
I recently went on a backpacking holiday, travelling through Laos and Thailand and had a great time documenting my journey in my sketchbook as I went along. If this was a full time 'job' i would be the happiest person in the world! To catch a glimpse of Luand Prabang and other jewels of South East Asia come have a look at www.unrouxly.blogspot.com/
Posted by Roelien Booysen on December 1, 2011 at 4:30am
Took the plunge!
Tim Linden from Start Xchange placed a post in his blog that was really intriguing. One click and I was taken to a site Lulu.com that shows you how you can begin to self-publish paper backs, hard cover, photo books and calendars.
He indicated that he was going to create a photo book featuring his photography. To get to that goal he created a calendar using his photos and will be gaining revenue from the sales on the site. Very clever and a good use of his creativity. That Tim is… Continue
He indicated that he was going to create a photo book featuring his photography. To get to that goal he created a calendar using his photos and will be gaining revenue from the sales on the site. Very clever and a good use of his creativity. That Tim is… Continue
Posted by Jeananne Whitmer on January 3, 2010 at 9:48pm
Word shortcuts
I'm sure there are any number of editors who, like me, like to do a lot of things via the keyboard rather than the mouse. I find these probably less-known keyboard shortcuts to be invaluable during editing (and I have created quite a few custom shortcuts as well which you can do by going to Tools->Customize and clicking the Keyboard... button) so I thought I would share them.
Ctrl-Shift-E : turn Track Changes on/off
Ctrl-Shift-Space : insert non-breaking space (very useful… Continue
Ctrl-Shift-E : turn Track Changes on/off
Ctrl-Shift-Space : insert non-breaking space (very useful… Continue
Posted by Kim Rasmussen on November 1, 2009 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment
Jalapeno Moon - More tales from the Shaman's Record
I'm glad to say the sequel to Zebra Crossings, Tales from the Shaman's Record, is nearly complete. I've called it (for now) Jalapeno Moon, More tales from the Shaman's Record.
In the first book the eclectic sangoma Malibongwe Ngingingini, and his apprentice Anna Persens, travel round the Cape and then to Egypt and England. In this one they travel round the Cape and then go on to the USA.
This sequel is also written like a sequence of episodes, but with a lot… Continue
In the first book the eclectic sangoma Malibongwe Ngingingini, and his apprentice Anna Persens, travel round the Cape and then to Egypt and England. In this one they travel round the Cape and then go on to the USA.
This sequel is also written like a sequence of episodes, but with a lot… Continue
Posted by Peter Merrington on June 30, 2009 at 8:05pm — 5 Comments
a moody little exchange
Since the LRB itself is happy to point out the error of its ways here, I feel I am not transgressing any of the Club's rules.
Glass Houses
From Timothy Barnard
The LRB and its authors continue to have problems grasping the use of the subjunctive tense in English. Henry Siegman (LRB, 29 January) writes: ‘Even so, it offered to extend the truce, but only on condition that Israel ended its blockade.’ Does one have to be of a certain age… Continue
Glass Houses
From Timothy Barnard
The LRB and its authors continue to have problems grasping the use of the subjunctive tense in English. Henry Siegman (LRB, 29 January) writes: ‘Even so, it offered to extend the truce, but only on condition that Israel ended its blockade.’ Does one have to be of a certain age… Continue
Posted by Martin Rollo on March 26, 2009 at 2:27pm — 2 Comments
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