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Indie author of romantic comedy novels

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Themes in The Art Trip

December 29, 2019February 4, 2020 Lisa Graham

How my novel The Art Trip explores themes of love, inspiration, reinvention and self-expression. Continue reading Themes in The Art Trip

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The Long Road to a Novel – Part 6 – Cutting Free

August 13, 2019February 5, 2020 Lisa Graham

Making the difficult cuts to hone and refine your novel. How to approach it? Editing on paper or on screen? When and how to use feedback? When are you actually finished? These are just some of the issues I’ll be … Continue reading The Long Road to a Novel – Part 6 – Cutting Free

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The Long Road to a Novel – Part 5 – The Flowing Stream

August 10, 2019February 5, 2020 Lisa Graham

Finding those sweet moments when the words just flow and pages begin to pile up. Knowing where you’re going. Writing towards what excites you. Choosing where, when, even what to write with. I’ll be looking at all this in the … Continue reading The Long Road to a Novel – Part 5 – The Flowing Stream

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The Long Road to a Novel – Part 4 – The Elusive Voice

July 30, 2019February 5, 2020 Lisa Graham

I’ve been posting recently about the journey to writing my first novel The Art Trip, from how I began to write, to how I gained in experience, then in confidence. Today I’m continuing with the next chapter in that story. I’ll be sharing … Continue reading The Long Road to a Novel – Part 4 – The Elusive Voice

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The Long Road to a Novel – Part 3 – The Secret Ambition

July 13, 2019February 5, 2020 Lisa Graham

Welcome to the next post in my blog series about the road to publishing my first novel, The Art Trip. This time I’m looking back at the long period I spent secretively working away and how I finally arrived at the … Continue reading The Long Road to a Novel – Part 3 – The Secret Ambition

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The Long Road to a Novel – Part 2 – The Slow Start

July 4, 2019February 5, 2020 Lisa Graham

I’m continuing my series of posts on the journey to writing my first novel The Art Trip, and this time I’m looking back at how the idea of writing first came to me at all. It’s interesting for me to … Continue reading The Long Road to a Novel – Part 2 – The Slow Start

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The Long Road to a Novel – Part 1 – The Reflective Reader

July 3, 2019February 5, 2020 Lisa Graham

Having just published my first novel, The Art Trip, I’m itching to get started on writing my next. The idea came to me a while ago, I have a rough plot outline and a few scribbled notes, so the most … Continue reading The Long Road to a Novel – Part 1 – The Reflective Reader

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5 Jane Austen Sites – Tour and Tea

June 15, 2019February 4, 2020 Lisa Graham

Being an avid reader and author of romantic comedy novels, naturally Jane Austen looms large among my heroes and inspirations, and that goes back a long way. As a teenager in the Nineties, when Jane’s work was enjoying a huge … Continue reading 5 Jane Austen Sites – Tour and Tea

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5 Favourite Spots in Romantic Rome

May 12, 2019February 4, 2020 Lisa Graham

Romantic hidden places in Rome that are a must-see for visitors, and also feature in my novel The Art Trip. Continue reading 5 Favourite Spots in Romantic Rome

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My Top 5 Hidden Treasures of Florence

April 22, 2019February 4, 2020 Lisa Graham

Special hidden places in Florence that are a must-see for visitors, and also feature in my novel The Art Trip. Continue reading My Top 5 Hidden Treasures of Florence

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A hidden corner of Dunster, Somerset, with the folly of Conygar Tower peeping out from the hillside.
A rather romantic ruined farmhouse near the fascinating Peak District village of Eyam. So many lovely paths around there.
One of the quirky windows of A La Ronde, Exmouth, looking out over its cottage garden. For bringing a slightly wild feeling to a garden it’s hard to beat a few foxgloves.
A view across the Exe estuary from Lympstone towards Powderham Castle. Lovely to sit looking out across the silvery flats at low tide.
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