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My name is Grant Hudson and I'm the founder of the Inner Circle Writers' Group. Essentially, anything to do with writing has always fascinated me and for many years I have either been a writer or taught writing skills as both teacher and private mentor, as well as informally. Whether you are a student seeking help with essays for school, or a writer looking for somewhere safe to review your work, or someone who just wants to know the secrets of the greatest authors through the centuries, I may have something for you.
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My best tip on this would be to come up with two contrasting things -things which normally have nothing to do with each other- and then string them together creatively. For example, bananas and a park
You could start with something like: "Can a Woman be a Soldier?" Or, if you wanted to be harder-hitting: "Can Women be Trained to Kill?" Or develop something along the lines of: "Women on
I've actually written a book about this! It's called The Master Authors' Secret Handbook and it's available from this website: http://www.innercirclewritersgroup.co.uk ...but that's a little too
You've really missed out here, haven't you? :) There is a rare DVD of An Inspector Calls from a film made in 1954 starring Alistair Sim. It's available from Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Inspector-Calls-DVD-Alastair-Sim/dp/B0001P044Q
This is a very big question which will require a bigger answer than I can give you here. The answers are all in my book The Master Authors' Secret Handbook, available through my website: http://www
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