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I started this blog in 2013 to share my reflections on reading, writing and psychology, along with my journey to become a published novelist.​  I soon graduated to about twenty book reviews a month and a weekly 99-word story. Ten years later, I've transferred my writing / publication updates to my new website but will continue here with occasional reviews and flash fiction pieces, and maybe the odd personal post.

ANNE GOODWIN'S WRITING NEWS

Lovely, Versatile, Inspired and Inspiring: Some Blog Awards and Breaking News about My Writing

10/10/2014

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Six months ago, I was so excited to receive my first blog award, I spread my response across three separate posts. Little did I know back then that the seemingly innocuous Liebster could herald my co-option into a coven of bloggers whose every keystroke would be sacrificed to the beast that resides on many a sidebar, gobbling up batch after batch of interesting/amusing facts about the blogger and sending said blogger wandering lonely through the blogosphere to recruit another fifteen initiates to the fold.  

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The fear of losing Annecdotal to the swamp of award-dom, led me to renege on my blogigations, failing to complete my versatile nominations or respond to a third Liebster – no, I can’t remember where the second came from, but I know it existed  – or display the badge for a very inspiring  or a double one lovely, never mind honour the four nominations for various versions of the my writing process blog hop. My guilt was mounting until I witnessed the endorsement of Paula Reed Nancarrow’s post on breaking the chain of blog awards as well as her witty follow-up on ten reasons to decline. Could it be that in my tiny corner of cyberspace, the beast had been sated, that blog awards were now passé?

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Yet it’s always a pleasure to give and receive a compliment, and blog awards are one among many possible ways. Today, because I’m puffed up with bonhomie about my good news, I’ve decided to tackle my award in-tray to spread some goodwill around. However, I hope you’ll excuse me for serving up the flash-fiction version of the blog awards. If you want to check out the formal rules for each award, follow the link to the person who nominated me. Otherwise, I’m doing it my way: linking to the person who nominated me; answering ONE set of questions; acknowledging an indeterminate number of blogs and bloggers I consider versatile and/or lovely and/or inspiring. It’s then up to these individuals to decide whether or not to continue the award process.

So thanks to the two lovelies Luccia Gray and Julia Simpson for passing on the One Lovely Blog Award; I’m truly grateful to be acknowledged in this way.

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Thank you Geoff Lepard finding my blog inspiring as well as for the extra Liebster; it’s not nearly enough recompense for your generosity, but you get half of your questions answered here:

1. If you find yourself in the condemned man’s (woman’s) cell, what is your last meal? Masala dosa.

2. What music would you choose to be played at your funeral? Go now

3. If you had the choice of our next Prime Minister (or President or Potentate or minor deity, depending where you are and who you are ruled by) who, from anyone living, would you choose and why? Eddie Izard.

4. When you are driving what irritates you most in other drivers/road users. Their existence?

5. Do you prefer first or third person books and why? No preference, so long as it’s good writing. 

Now, on to my heroines (and one hero). I’m trying to avoid duplicating those I’ve awarded the Versatile and the Liebster, but I can’t omit three great minds producing lovely blogs that continue to inspire my thinking: the teacher we all wish we’d had Norah Colvin; champion of Rough Writers Charli Mills; the man whose tangents comprise a beautifully formed circle Geoff Lepard.

Other lovely and inspiring blogs are hosted by intrepid traveller Lori Shafer; composer of the modern Haiku Teagan Kearney; hostess of the virtual literary salon Isabel Costello; story slammer and chain breaker Paula Reed Nancarrow (if I dare); successful self-publisher Terry Tyler; advocate of retiring with attitude Caroline Lodge; bullshit-busting supporter of insecure writers Quanie Miller; writing tutor Derbhile Graham; composer of software and beautiful prose Gargi Mehra; cheerleader of women's fiction Naomi Frisby; top-notch writing teacher and novelist Emma Darwin; photographer and memoirist Irene Waters; literary agony aunt Shelly Weiner; fighter for freedom from medical hegemony Juliet O’Callaghan; chicken-keeper and prize-winning short story writer Safia Moore; memoir enthusiast and investigator of the chemo brain Lisa Reiter; novelist and artist Tracey Scott Townsend: a new blog badge is yours for the taking.
Thanks so much to a wonderfully supportive community bloggers across the world and apologies both to those who didn’t want the burden of another mention and to anyone I forgot. (There are at least another 3x15 nomination slots vacant if you want to give me a nudge.) Apologies too for the sketchy information about your wonderful blogs; I’d be delighted if you were to compensate for my failings by elaborating in the comments.
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Norah, me, Geoff, Lisa at a bloggers' meet-up this week
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The final five of my listed bloggers are by no means least, each deserving a special mention in relation to my news: Shelley for helping resolve the structural problems of my novel Sugar and Snails; Safia and Juliet for invaluable feedback; Lisa for introducing me via her blog/Twitter to Tracey; and Tracey who led me via her blog and her highly original debut novel, The Last Time We Saw Marion, to the dynamic young publisher Inspired Quill. A couple of weeks ago I met Tracey at a book signing in Waterstones and, besides being lovely to meet her in person, I was inspired by her professional approach to engaging with her public. I’m now looking forward to following in her footsteps, having been offered a contract with the same team.

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 Yes, folks, you read it here first: Sugar and Snails will be launched into the world in July 2015. Before that, I’m looking forward to the three edits that will hopefully smooth out the rough edges and learning about the process of transition from manuscript to paperback and e-book. There’s a lot of work to be done over the next ten months and, no doubt, I’ll be sharing some of that journey here on my blog. I’ve no illusions about the difficulty for a small press in getting a novel from an unknown writer to readers but, from my dealings with the publishers so far, I’m optimistic they’ll give it a decent chance.

Thanks to my readers, old and new, for all your support. I hope you’ll stick around for the next phase.

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38 Comments
Terry Tyler
10/10/2014 05:21:33 am

Thank you so much for the lovely mention! And how great to see that photo of the four of you. I may or may not carry on the chain; I am leaning towards Team Paula on this subject, but I very much appreciate the nod anyway. Nice to see you enjoy some of the blogs I do, such as Tracey's (I am so envious of her bus!!!). Massive luck with the novel - I know it's a way away yet!

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:26:54 am

Thank you, Terry. It's lovely to have the opportunity to compliment other bloggers although I think Paula's argument is winning a lot of people over – my worry now is discovering I've omitted loads of people I'd have liked to have included. In fact, it's happened all ready with the lovely support I've had regarding my good news on Twitter.
Yeah, Tracey's bus – I can't quite get my head round it, will have to investigate in the next bloggers meet up possibly?

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Safia Moore link
10/10/2014 07:45:07 am

Great news, Anne - congratulations on your success with Sugar and Snails! Many thanks for mentioning me in your post too - do I get 2 awards or have I mis-read that (he he)? Better re-read

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:29:49 am

Thank you, Safia, I'll happily gift you all the awards you can carry. And I so appreciate your detailed feedback on my opening chapters on youwriteon. Perhaps you'll be next?

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geoff link
10/10/2014 08:43:42 am

Well, you've had the hug so here's the electronic version: many many blogulations (sorry, grim attempt but you know I mean well). S&S will be such a hit. I'm delighted for you. Do share what you learn as the rest of us need as much guidance from which to cherry pick what we need to improve. For the award(s) your kind words are more than sufficient. I'm very much falling into the Paula camp; I love a compliment and recognition is most welcome but I hate that I might annoy others; so I have tended to say an enthusiastic thank you then let the awards atrophy. I'll make a deal with the Blog-God (Blod?); when I sign a publishing contract I too will respond fully to each and every cryogenically frozen award. There.

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:34:04 am

Thanks, Geoff, all hugs physical and virtual appreciated – apart from the creepy ones. Well, I did get the feeling halfway through writing this on Friday that I might have taken on too much as well as, as I said above in reply to Terry, not enough in acknowledging the great blogs and great support network. I think you've done your fair share in passing these awards forward – I'd be wary of promising too much to the Blog God, but I do think it's good to feel we can be flexible and pick them up and put them down when it suits.

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Lisa Reiter link
10/10/2014 01:34:07 pm

Thank you very much Anne for the delightful nod. I too, am always grateful for confirmation that anything I do or say (and now write) might tickle someone's fancy from time to time! However, I'm also falling into step with Paula as the commitment to blog once or twice a week, is task enough when I can't find enough hours to write in the main WIP.

I am particularly delighted that I may somehow have contributed, in a small way, to Sugar and Snails being published next year - at least a little quicker than it might have been ! I'm looking forward to hearing more about the progress towards that throughout the next 10 months.

Lisa xx

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:37:26 am

Thanks, Lisa. I'm well aware that I haven't yet done My Writing Process which you generously passed on to me. Perhaps I'll use it to bore everyone on the edits of my novel.

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sarah
10/10/2014 04:22:32 pm

Congratulations, Anne! That is wonderful news! :-)

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:38:00 am

Thank you, Sarah.

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Clare O'Dea link
10/10/2014 11:55:21 pm

Stick around??? We're definitely not going anywhere now. I'm absolutely delighted for you Anne. Such a well-deserved breakthrough. It's wonderful the see great online community spirit in action, a gathering of people offering not just moral support but practical support too.
I will tweet the hell out of this news now and look forward to following your progress from conract to publication.

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:40:30 am

Clare, you're too kind. It's also a wonderful seeing the community spirit in people's good wishes both here and on twitter – thanks for being a part of it and I've already seen you tweeting the hell out of my news ;)

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Norah Colvin link
11/10/2014 04:26:36 am

Congratulations Anne! I am absolutely delighted for you and wish you all the success you deserve, and more! I will be really interested to watch the progress and stages over the next few months and eagerly await the launch in July. I will be very chuffed to be able say I knew her before her first novel was published. (I'd like to say before she was famous, but I'm too late for that!)
Thank you again for the generosity of your comment and link. Sadly I fear I must have misled you along the way but I shall graciously accept your compliment.
We already share admiration for quite a few bloggers and I look forward to checking out your other recommendations. I'm sure I'll be just as thrilled with what I find there.
I was interested in the answers you provided to the questions. I love the song 'Go now'. It seems to be a wonderful choice for the purpose. I hadn't heard of the meal of your choice and will need to check out Eddie Izzard a little more to understand your choice. I'm not really aware of him but knew the name.
Once again, congratulations and best wishes,
Norah xo

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:54:57 am

Oh no, Norah, you didn't mislead us, it's clear from your writing about education that you are/were a wonderful teacher.
And that's your enthusiasm about my news and don't worry I'm sure "before she was famous" is going to last for the rest of my life.
As for masala dosa, if you've got time before that long flight home try and get to a South Indian restaurant, its basic food but something you should experience.
Eddie Izard is a cross dressing comedian with some sensible political ideas and aspirations who, when asked if he were elected what he'd wear to Parliament, admonished the interviewer for focusing on something so trivial. Sorry I have time to try to find the link.
Thanks for your interest in my answers although, to be honest, I might choose something different when the wind's blowing in another direction.

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Paula link
11/10/2014 07:31:13 am

Wow! I have a CAMP! S'mores and hot chocolate all around! Serious and delighted congratulations on your book moving forward. I am honored by your nomination; I almost feel like I got one of your good reviews. ;-)

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:57:19 am

Yes, it's fab that you have a camp now – I want songs round the fire, too. I'm glad you appreciate the nomination which is certainly well deserved. Thanks for your support.

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Terri link
11/10/2014 04:15:14 pm

Congrats on your success with the book deal, Anne and for this post with so many fabulous new blogger/writer connections!
Look forward to watching and learning as the next steps unfold!

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 10:58:24 am

So kind, Terri, and hope you'll keep in touch for further instalments.

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Gargi link
13/10/2014 03:51:22 am

Congratulations, Anne! This is great news! Thank you for mentioning my blog and I love that you named Masala Dosa – its one of my favourite dishes as well!

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 11:03:12 am

Yay, I first ate masala dosa at the South Indian Coffee House in New Delhi – I wonder if they still have those places, the waiters had starched white uniforms and turbans, and they all had huge moustaches. It took a few more years before South Indian food was available in Britain, but now I don't have to go too far to get one.

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Gargi
16/10/2014 09:37:58 am

Awesome! I don't even remember when I last ate at the Coffee House in Delhi! Not sure if its there anymore. Will check it out on my next trip there.

Annecdotist
17/10/2014 10:36:02 am

It would've been Connaught Place or thereabouts, and VERY long time ago. I imagine that's still quite a trek for you from Pune?

Linda link
13/10/2014 06:01:00 am

Brilliant news, all that hard work was worth it - although I suspect there's even more to come. But at least now you'll have something to show for it.

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Annecdotist
13/10/2014 11:04:50 am

Thank you, Linda. I'm sure there's going to be loads of work including three rounds of edits as well as promotion, but it's good to be moving on to a new stage.

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Luccia Gray link
13/10/2014 01:12:33 pm

Thanks for the mention. Glad you enjoyed the lovely blog award!

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Annecdotist
14/10/2014 04:48:00 am

Thank you, Lucy, lovely of you to pass it on.

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Quanie Miller link
13/10/2014 01:32:49 pm

A huge congrats to you, Anne! So happy for you about your upcoming release! And thanks so much for the mention. Love my new tagline: "bullshit-busting supporter of insecure writers." Ha! Many thanks and best of luck with Sugar and Snails. I'll be checking back for updates. And thanks for the link to Paula's "Ten Reasons to Decline." Too funny!

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Annecdotist
14/10/2014 04:51:27 am

Thank you, Quanie, I love the humorous good sense and directness of your blogging voice. Glad you liked Paula's post but don't let that put you on picking up a lovely and/or inspiring award should you wish to.

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Lori Schafer link
15/10/2014 10:49:03 pm

Congratulations, Anne! You're very fortunate to have a publisher to take on some of the burden - although I'm guessing you'll still be plenty busy leading up to the launch! Now if you'll excuse me, it's only 10 pm - I'd better get back to work! ;)

Oh, and this may be a bad time to tell you, but I'm also nominating you for a One Lovely Blog award, which you are free to ignore and throw on the pile ;) Was supposed to do it two months ago, but somehow never got around to it - seems to be a common thread these days...

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Annecdotist
17/10/2014 10:40:16 am

Thanks, Lori. I think a publisher definitely opens more doors but the writer still has to work pretty hard to get through them. As this is a very small press, only time will tell how many doors they'll open. But I'm looking forward to the adventure.
Haha, another One Lovely Blog award: I'll be genuinely honoured (if/when you get round to it) but I think I'm done with passing these things on. However, I do keep being reminded of other blogs I should've nominated, so maybe I'll have to do another post to celebrate them too.

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Juliet
17/10/2014 11:53:00 am

So happy to hear your news!! Sugar and Snails is such a good story - one I couldn't put down. I will read and write a review when it is out. Please do give me a shout as soon as it is out so I can get myself a copy. This is just the beginning for you Anne... and yes my writing is taking a backseat for awhile (loving the doctorate, but very heavy), but slowly publishing 'the novel that wouldn't let go' on my blog, so when I do have time to write I can start with something fresh. xxxx

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Annecdotist
19/10/2014 07:05:59 am

Thank you, Juliet. I'm so grateful for your support. Your enthusiasm for my novel is one of the things that kept me going through the submissions process.
Glad the course is going well; you also are moving on to a new chapter.

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Bec
20/10/2014 03:01:11 am

Congratulations Anne on the news about your novel being published! How wonderful, and I look forward to following your progress throughout the journey! From Bec (Norah's offspring)

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Annecdotist
20/10/2014 05:24:17 am

Thank you, Bec. I've enjoyed your thoughtful comments and our interactions on Norah's site. Delighted to welcome you here.

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Charli Mills
22/10/2014 12:53:42 pm

I've come to the party late...is there still any masala dosa left? I also left my heroine's cape back at Carrot Ranch (I'm always misplacing it these days). Before I officially join Paula's Camp (with a fresh bag of marshmallows for the fire), I will happily accept your bestowing of awards. It means much coming from someone whose writing, ideas and reviews I greatly admire. We can also join the Mutual Cape Appreciation Club. :-) Thank you, Anne for including me in such great company!

I have to be honest--I don't know which I'm more excited about--the photo of you, Norah, Lisa and Geoff or your publication breakthrough! Both made my day! I'm going to follow your experience with a small press. As I seek my own publication path, it's something I've considered. Congratulations!!!

Love your answers (the ones I understood; thanks for explaining Eddie Izard), your nominees and how you handled the blog awards in one fell swop. Inspiring!

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Annecdotist
23/10/2014 04:51:32 am

Thanks for coming, Charli, and for breathing new life into the party. As each dosa is freshly made, I have instructed the cooks to light the stove. I do like the idea of the Mutual Cape Appreciation Club, though we do already have the Congress of Rough Writers, which must be somewhat similar.
Yes it was really exciting to meet up with Norah and the others while she was over in London visiting her family. Would have been lovelier still if you could've been there. These online connections has really blossomed in a way I never would have imagined, and I am very grateful for your part in that.
There are so many different paths to publication and it'll be an interesting process following each other's over the next year or so.

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Morgan Dragonwillow link
30/10/2014 10:26:32 am

I decided to check out your blog today (I'm visiting #MondayBlogs participants) and stumbled upon this post. I too have mixed feelings about blog awards (I've had a few over the course of my blogging journey since 2010). I enjoyed reading your answers and the descriptive bits for your nominees. I look forward to reading more of your blog. =)

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Annecdotist
30/10/2014 10:43:58 am

Great to have you here, Morgan. It does take time, doesn't it, to have a proper read of all those #MondayBlogs, so getting comments is a real bonus. I agree those awards are a mixed blessing, but it's always great to give and receive support from our thriving blogging community.

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