Tag Archives: writing methods

Literati Festival de-brief, Part 1

Posted on 13/05/2011 by Angela Savage

My fellow panellist Kate Holden used the word ‘nifty’ to describe the Literati Festival at which we both appeared last weekend on Queensland’s Gold Coast. Being the wonderful writer she is, Kate’s choice was word perfect. Literati was a neat 24 … Continue reading →

Posted in Literary Festival | Tagged Angela Savage, Daniel Ducrou, Kate Holden, LA Larkin, Literati, Literati Writers Festival, Peter Rix, PM Newton, Tony Wilson, writing about Thailand, writing methods | 1 Comment

Scouting locations

Posted on 17/04/2011 by Angela Savage

I spent a wonderful four hours yesterday morning touring around Krabi’s Neua Khlong district, scouting locations for my next novel. My driver, Khun Tak, is a native of Neua Khlong town, and incidentally had worked as a driver on one … Continue reading →

Posted in Thailand, Works in progress | Tagged bullfight, hua chon, Krabi, Laem Kruad, Neua Khlong, Wat Sai Tai, writing about Thailand, writing methods | 2 Comments

Writers at the Convent 2011 de-brief

Posted on 13/02/2011 by Angela Savage

I’m fortunate to have been a guest at several writers’ festivals now, but Saturday’s New Fiction panel with Toni Jordan and Meg Mundell chaired by Nadine Davidoff goes down as one of my most enjoyable. For a start, we all … Continue reading →