Author: Megan Ingram-Jones

Creative Writing graduate and lover of all things space, dinosaur and food related. When I’m not too busy perusing Twitter and Facebook, or writing the next Harry Potter*, I’m usually reading or catching up on the latest Netflix show. Avid Jurassic Park fan and anything zombie-related, my survival skills are impeccable (at least, I imagine they would be if the end of the world ever came about). Stationery is my weakness and I’m also a huge fan of anything cat, bird or cacti related; you’ll most likely find me sitting on a bench in the city feeding pigeons with the “Do Not Feed The Birds” sign right next to me. *Full disclosure, I’ve never read the Harry Potter series. I know, I’m a terrible bookworm.
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Expectation by Anna Hope

Posted on by Megan Ingram-Jones

I’m very nostalgic.

Even at 23 years old, I look back at my life quite often and see how different I’ve grown, how far I’ve come (or how far I’ve fallen, in some ways). It’s a bit dramatic, given that I’ve only just started my twenties and have so much ahead of me. 

But I feel like everyone goes through this at each stage. Expecting so much from the future and getting to it, only to miss the past. Or at least that’s how I know a lot of people are. 

That’s exactly what you get from Anna Hope’s Expectation. 

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Five Books To Get You Writing Again

Posted on by Megan Ingram-Jones

I used to think writing was easy; all you had to do was write whatever was in your head. Words would form sentences that would fill paragraphs and, with enough, you’d have a full length novel right in front of you.

Then, I tried writing. For context, I’ve once managed to finish a 100,000 words novel, but it took me two years. Boy, did that surprise me.

Writing is hard.

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