The third in my Honest Haiku series.
Tag: literature
Honest Haiku: two
The second in my Honest Haiku series.
Book Review | Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, by Gail Honeyman
Once you get past the frustrating rudeness and complexity of Eleanor Oliphant, you will learn to love her along with this book - which, incidentally, is more than 'completely fine' itself.
Poem | Apology
A short, spontaneous poem about anxiety and depression, written for World Mental Health Day 2017.
A few of my favourite poems and poets | National Poetry Day 2017
I'm sharing a list of my favourite poems and poets at the moment, including some from my childhood and some recent discoveries.
Ten in the morning
A short creative writing exercise from Laura Jane Williams' #SRSummerSchool.
Lessons from Laura Jane: what #SRSummerSchool taught me
In July I took part in Laura Jane Williams's first online course, 'Don't be a Writer, be a Storyteller'. Here are a few things I learned along the way...
Honest Haiku: one
The first in my series of Honest Haikus; short snippets of sweet and sour thoughts, in a 5-7-5 formation.
Monthly Muses | August 2017
Trips to Brighton and Buckinghamshire, brunch, books and brilliant films; a few of my favourite things from the month of August.
Pocket Review | The Pier Falls by Mark Haddon
I'm reviewing Mark Haddon's collection of short stories in under 500 words. It's Black Mirror in paperback, but should it be on your bookshelf?
Jo Fisher Writes 