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Last week, I attended The London Book Fair, an annual publishing event, and here are the key takeaways for publishing hopefuls. The London Book Fair is one of the biggest events in the publishing calendar for professionals. It's an international trade fair where publishers, agents and authors gather to negotiate deals and hold meetings. It is, first and foremost, a professional work event. It isn't an event for readers to attend and come home with lots of books, despite what

March 4th is National Grammar Day, and as a writer, I'm sharing some of my favourite resources to help strengthen your writing. National Grammar Day was founded by a woman named Martha Brockenbrough, who founded the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar (SPOGG). It is a holiday that highlights the importance of better communication through correct grammar. Good grammar is incredibly important in both written and verbal communication. It conveys our conversations clearly a

There are a lot of good upcoming book releases in March, so here is a list of some of my most anticipated releases for next month. As a reader, I always try to find new books and new authors to add to my reading list. I enjoy a variety of genres, from romance to thrillers to dark academia, and there are quite a few book releases this year that I'm looking forward to. However, for this blog post, I'm focusing solely on March 2026. My most-anticipated new releases for March are

February 17th, in America, is Random Acts of Kindness Day, so here are some ways that you can be kind to yourself. Random Acts of Kindness Day is celebrated in the United States on February 17th. Despite living in the United Kingdom, I think this is a day that we should all celebrate, and it got me thinking. Why is there a Random Acts of Kindness Day? Should we not all strive to be kind all the time, to others, but also to ourselves? In a world that is currently divided, we n