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The Dangerous Stereotypes of Disabled Characters in Books

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Jul 24

The Dangerous Stereotypes of Disabled Characters in Books

Jul 24

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My 2024 Annual Reading Challenge — Part 2

Books 11 through 20 of my annual reading challenge.

Jul 10

My 2024 Annual Reading Challenge — Part 2

Jul 10

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Centre Stage: Shadow Bound Souls

Shadow Bound Souls is an epic adventure full of magic, mysteries, and desperate characters either searching or scheming for something

Jun 28

Centre Stage: Shadow Bound Souls

Jun 28

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My Top Six Writing Distractions

Many writers wait for inspiration to strike or motivation to hit before they sit down to write. However, writing doesn’t follow inspiration

Jun 26

My Top Six Writing Distractions

Jun 26

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Centre Stage: Through the Veil: The Ghostly Procession

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Jun 14

Centre Stage: Through the Veil: The Ghostly Procession

Jun 14

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Packing Light: Two Short Reads for my London Downtime

I will be taking a short holiday to London with my family soon, and although we aim to do everything we want, there will inevitably be…

Jun 12

Packing Light: Two Short Reads for my London Downtime

Jun 12

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Centre Stage: The Silent Chapter

Laughter, tears, and everything in between. I’ve written a couple of paragraphs in the epilogue that should sum up everything.

Jun 7

Centre Stage: The Silent Chapter

Jun 7

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Confessions of a Writer: Why My Process Needs Work

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Jun 5

Confessions of a Writer: Why My Process Needs Work

Jun 5

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My Top 5 Blogging Regrets

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May 29

My Top 5 Blogging Regrets

May 29

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Centre Stage: Why I Write

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May 24

Centre Stage: Why I Write

May 24

James Molloy

James Molloy

32-year-old Writer and Author of Wednesday’s Child, from Ireland. Journalism graduate of the University of Limerick.

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