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This slim pocket size book of writing ideas makes a great stocking filler or little gift for any occasion. It contains 10 intriguing writing tasks across different genres: fiction, non-fiction, poetry and memoir, designed to take writers off their normal writing tracks and have some new adventures. Each task is 20 minutes of writing purely for pleasure, which is an opportunity to give the inner critic the slip and delight the wild writer's soul. The author is an acclaimed creative teacher who has provided workshops for major UK writing organisations. Her three books for writers are Writing in the House of Dreams: Unlock the Power of Your Unconscious Mind, Happy Writing: Beat Your Blocks, Be Published and Find Your Flow and Free-Range Writing: 75 Forays for the Wild Writer's Soul.

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Jenny Alexander has written fiction and non-fiction for readers of all ages. Her children's fiction includes Blue Peter Book Club choice How to Get What You Want, by Peony Pinker and Red House Children's Book Awards Highly Commended Car-Mad Jack. Her children's non-fiction includes Bullies, Bigmouths and So-called Friends, 70 Ways to Boost Your Self-Esteem, 70 Ways to Bullyproof Yourself and a Young Adult novel, Drift, which is recommended by Cruse Bereavement Care. Her adults' books include three for writers, covering different stages in the writing process. Writing in the House of Dreams: Unlock the power of your unconscious mind is about finding inspiration; Happy Writing: Beat your blocks, be published and find your flow is about keeping going with a long project or indeed a long career, and Free-Range Writing: 75 forays for the wild writer's soul is about extending your range and just having fun with it. A prolific writer herself, Jenny loves teaching creative writing, both independently and for major organisations such as the Society of Authors and the Arvon Foundation.

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