Teasing out the secrets of a Busby's Flat bloke.
by Kerry Tolson @kerrytolson.com
One of the things I absolutely love about being a part of a writing community is hearing and discovering the stories that dwell in the most unlikely places, and then having the privilege of watching those stories unfurl as the writer goes through the process of creating narrative, capturing the characters essence and building an image of place; bringing it altogether to be told and shared and to inspire. I feel incredibly blessed to be involved in a writers group with wonderful creative, talented writers of which one such author - Meg Heggen is not only accomplished but inspiring.
Meg is a biographer and memoirist; writing emotive, thought provoking, absorbing life stories of people who sometimes feel there is no story to tell. Last night was the launch of Meg's latest book (her 10th I believe) -
Geoffrey Hannah :
Never a less likely bloke.
From Relinquished Child to Renaissance Man. Read more
One of the things I absolutely love about being a part of a writing community is hearing and discovering the stories that dwell in the most unlikely places, and then having the privilege of watching those stories unfurl as the writer goes through the process of creating narrative, capturing the characters essence and building an image of place; bringing it altogether to be told and shared and to inspire. I feel incredibly blessed to be involved in a writers group with wonderful creative, talented writers of which one such author - Meg Heggen is not only accomplished but inspiring. Meg is a biographer and memoirist; writing emotive, thought provoking, absorbing life stories of people who sometimes feel there is no story to tell. Last night was the launch of Meg's latest book (her 10th I believe) -
Geoffrey Hannah :
Never a less likely bloke.
From Relinquished Child to Renaissance Man. Read more
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