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If you love writing and have ADHD – use your traits to your advantage!

If you love to write and you have ADHD, you will already be aware of some of the advantages of being neurodivergent when it comes to writing.  Of course, there are negatives of having ADHD - we a...

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For White people: looking at racism in Australia

Although racist behaviour impacts people from a lot of backgrounds, this article is about racism directed by White Australians at First Nations people. * See: What is racism? Also: Racism target...

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For writers: the benefits of being a neurodivergent writer

This blog is for neurodivergent writers. The aim is to highlight the benefits of being neurodivergent when it comes to the way we write and what we write. Disclaimer: I am 1) neurodivergent, 2) ...

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Through my window – a life story by Shirley Crutchfield

Shirley Crutchfield always wanted to write a book, to share her story. And here it is. What is this book about? Shirley Crutchfield has had plenty of joys in her lifetime and she is the first to ...

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Good night sweet prince, by David W G Witts (poetry-memoir)

Congratulations to David W G Witts' for publishing this memoir-based poetry book, Good night sweet prince. David W G Witts acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and...

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Buibere – volumes 1 and 2. Self-published oral histories of 22 East Timorese women, in Tetun and English

Acknowledgement Sally-Anne Watson Kane would like to acknowledge and thank her mentor, friend and bi'in, ita bo'ot Veronica Pereira, for the professional and cultural assistance and support she pr...

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‘Their life, their times’ by Tony Taylor (self-published book)

On Time Typing, Editing and Proofreading produced the following book, which was self-published July 2021, for our Victoria-based client, author Tony Taylor: Copyright: Tony Taylor 2021 Titl...

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Increased learning opportunities for rural and remote Australians since COVID-19

One of the positive responses to COVID-19 was the immediate and widespread use of online platforms (Zoom, Webex, Whats App, GoogleTeams etc.) for workshops, seminars, meetings and discussions. T...

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Writers and editors – how our clients’ needs changed, as a result of COVID19

When you are running a writing or editing business, you need to understand the needs and expectations of your clients, and (2) adapt your business practices to meet those needs and expectations. Th...

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Working at home with kids remote-learning at home, during COVID-19

Working from home Luckily I have an office with a door that can be closed. Luckily I have been working from home for 19 years so I know the importance of work/life balance, and how to stay focused...

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