
After that, I wanted to be like both of them! I tend to believe that pretty much anything is possible when you set your mind to it – but I soon realised the folly of this ambition. Because the real reason I was inspired by them was because they seemed so unafraid to be themselves. What I actually needed to do was to encourage myself to be less guarded – to be unafraid of being me, not just in my writing, but in public speaking too. It was more about unravelling the knots I had tied around myself. That’s what I decided to aim for.

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Thank you Sara for your post today!Last month, I was lucky enough to attend one of those fourteen events, and no, I wasn't the person who was falling asleep! Sara was warm and gracious, spoke well and read from Beneath the Shadows, and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!
To find out more about Sara and her books, please visit her website.
Here are local bloggers with Sara at the event.
Thank you Sara. The highlight of the 2010 PIAF was meeting you and Lyz! What an inspiring pair you were and a great panel to be part of. More power to your pen my friend. XX
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara for the post and Marg for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with Sara's comment about editing after spending today doing just that (don't worry - I'm no competition - for a dreary research proposal) - it is very draining!
Hopefully Sara will do some more publicity around Perth soon :)