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About This Blog
- Lee Bemrose
- Random writings, stories, magazine theatre reviews and interviews, fiction, and occasionally my bi-weekly column Grumpy, which used to appear in the pages of Tsunami mag. Oh and be sure to check out my ebook, 17 Stories Of Love & Crime.
Sites I Visit
- 17 Stories Of Love & Crime
- A Website For Meee.
- Amanda Palmer
- Amra Pajalic
- Australian Writers Marketplace
- Ben Pobjie
- Bright and Precious
- Chris Boyd
- Chuck Wendig
- Crime Downunder
- Danielle deValera, about writing
- Escape To Paris
- Farrang Girl
- Frownsmile
- Gin Genie
- Guyana Gyal
- Helen Razer
- Isabelle
- John Fleming
- Lemonpi
- Maggie
- Max Barry
- My website
- Regen Records
- Smaggle - Carly Jacobs
- The Bedroom Philosopher
- The Best Bloody Burgers
- The Pixie Collective
- This Is This
- Zoe Keating Cello
- http://thejohnfleming.wordpress.com/
Blog Archive
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2008
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September
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- Kitty Flanagan Review
- Ben Ely From Regurgitator
- October Grumpy Column
- 4am epiphany
- Cool People & The Terminator Bottle Of Bubbles
- Bill Bailey/Tinselworm Interview for Drum Media
- Vamp with Meow Meow & The Modern International Review
- Meow Meow's Vamp
- Earthdance 2008
- pool (no water) Review
- The Jokey Doctor
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September
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Online Fiction
4 comments:
Depends. I don't really like being up at 4am unless there's a very good reason. Is the epiphany life-changing?
4am epiphanies always seem life-changing at 4am. Around 10am they just seem stupid.
Well, WTF was it?!
Hehe. Wondered if anyone was going to ask.
I've sometimes speculated about my lack of focus. I sometimes think the cosmos is almost giving me success but I never commit to something 100%. I keep letting my day job get in the way of making it to opening nights etc, and at 4am the other morning I was convinced that this is exactly what was happening and that starting from today I am not going to let my paid job get in the way of my writing (both fiction and non) and that generally I'm just going to commit to one thing. I'm going to focus on one direction and the cosmos will probably allow me to be a little more successful.
Of course when daylight rolled around I realised that my faux chefing gig pays more than my writing gig so I can't fully commit to the thing I really enjoy.
Also, having said all of that, I've just set up my new CD mixer because I have a DJ gig in January and I thought it would be a good idea to learn how to mix. A whole new area of non-commitment looms...
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