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|  | | Authorpreneurship;The Business of Creativity
Strategies for creators in the business of ideas,such as authors and illustrators.
'Authorpreneurship' is aimed at using your time and energy more effectively when there's only you to do everything and you need to see yourself as a small business in the IP industry of ideas. The author is the brand, which can feel overwhelming , if there's only just you.
Includes strategies for pitching, costing, delegating or collaborating and has tips and hypothetical scenarios to help you explore the situations you might encounter as an authorpreneur.
Based on answers to the most common questions during the 'Authorpreneurship'seminars and workshops, run by H | |  | | f2m;the boy within
What happens when who you are on the inside, clashes with what you are on the outside? Skye plays guitar for the all girl Chronic Cramps, and is part ofthe punk scene. Then a life changing decision turns her world upside down. Skye becomes Finn, transitioning from female to male. How will Finn's friends and family cope?
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Tick the box. M or F.br />
Male or Female are the only options 'ordinary' people know about. M for Male. F for Female.br />
You're one or the other. But what if you're not?br />
Like me. As I'm finding out...
All adolescents face the quest for identity, but gender change complicates 'coming of age'. A seriously BIG decision and yet a fact that sometimes the person inside and outside do not match. School-leaver Skye plays guitar in her all-girl 'Chronic Cramps" band. Making her name in the punk scene is eas | |  | | There's a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake
The cake eating hippo is an imaginary friend for the reader.
| |  | | Trail Magic;Going Walkabout for 2184 Miles on the Appalachian Trail
Co-written mother& son, candid travel memoir of walking the 6 month trail. Son wore out 2 pairs of boots& finished the trail to Mt Katahdin
Trevelyan Quest Edwards, ex-cartographer and Australian lifesaver took 6 months to walk the Appalachian Trail and was one of only two Australians to finish in 2012. His candid account of 'Trail Magic' the kindnesses of strangers, almost giving up and how he managed as a minimalist traveller without digital devices.
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