16th March 2016 | By Bernie Steadman | No Comments
I twisted my knee the other week. My welly got stuck in the mud; my leg carried on walking, my knee didn’t. So I’ve been bandaged up and walking gingerly for the past few days. Which led me to looking at the way people walk and what it tells the writer about them. Read More
9th March 2016 | By Bernie Steadman | No Comments
I’ve been thinking hard about telling the truth in my writing. I make up stories, so they are fictional, but I know that the essence of a story has to be true, or the readers will know, and back off. Emotions give a story heart. Read More
4th March 2016 | By Bernie Steadman | No Comments
Betty Edwards, a much-respected teacher of drawing and painting in the USA published a book in the 1970’s which was considered revolutionary at the time. She put forward the argument that the left side of the brain is verbal and analytic, whereas the right side of the brain is more Read More
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