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 interviews & new releases By Jo Parfitt, Summertime Publishing, on November 1st, 2011
Fascinating, informative, inspiring interview with Nick Snelling of the highly successful blog www.culturespain.com about how he makes a living writing while living abroad in Spain with his family. Nick is the author of four books – Taking the Heat, How to Sell Your Spanish Property in a Crisis, How to Buy Spanish Property and Move to Spain – Safely and his next book, for November release – Laptop Entrepreneur. Nick’s next book shares how anyone can get to grips with the internet and can create a lucrative career from home anywhere in the world. This interview is crammed with tips and takeaways. Don’t miss [...]
interviews & new releases By Jo Parfitt, Summertime Publishing, on February 22nd, 2011
Alan Paul, author of Big in China, describes his writing and publishing [...]
inspiration By Jo Parfitt, Summertime Publishing, on February 9th, 2011
Today, I am delighted to welcome Alan Paul to my blog as a guest blogger.
I am always telling my students that if they want to be taken seriously as a writer they need to blog. Alan’s story says it [...]
about me By Jo Parfitt, Summertime Publishing, on January 16th, 2009
As from today, I become a kind of virtual writer in residence, or is that an ewriter in residence, at my favourite Hague based website, The Hague Online. Find me on the second Tuesday of the month, among the revamped sites collection of new columnists. I’ll be writing about whatever’s inspired me lately, like I [...]
inspiration By Jo Parfitt, Summertime Publishing, on August 1st, 2008
If you want some inspiration to keep you writing from the Expat Rollercoaster, make sure you don’t miss my monthly column at the Telegraph. My latest one was about being inspired by travel and how to write an effective journal. You can find it here.
expatriate stuff By Jo Parfitt, Summertime Publishing, on May 28th, 2008
People often ask me how I manage to motivate myself to write so much (yeah, 25 books is quite a lot!) and I tell them that I have found ways to force myself into it. This time I have made a commitment to write a fortnightly column for the Expat Telegraph – that’s part of [...]
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