Welcome to Day 11 of Romancing September Across The World Tour. Today our guest is Pamela Beckford. Catch up with more from Pamela in a few hours with the second part of our tour when Stephanie chats to her.
Welcome to Day 11 of Romancing September Across The World Tour. Today our guest is Pamela Beckford. Catch up with more from Pamela in a few hours with the second part of our tour when Stephanie chats to her.
Book reviewer and garden enthusiast. Updates from my Hampshire garden. Usually talking about books and plants. People do not forget books or flowers that touch them or excite them—they recommend them.
Plants, veg and chickens: a cottage garden on the edge of Brussels
For all who appreciate the beauty of words, flowers and homecooking
Books, Reviews, Recommendations and occasionally Poetry
ruminate vb. to chew (the cud)
There's a book here somewhere.
Organic gardening in the Rogue River Valley
Recording our garden exploits with the help of Bosun the Dog, the Under-Gardener.
Cultivating the art of patience while gardening in a small space
Stories and photos from Scotland
Read, Review, Repeat
.....and nurturing my soul
Gardens, Nature, Pictures, ... discover, learn and share
Gardening in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada
Everything I know about gardening I've learnt from a combination of my mum, Carol Klein and Monty Don. My garden is a tiny 2x3m yard requiring a lot of TLC...
My plant obsession
Books, book reviews and bookish news.
There's always room for one more plant.
Still learning after all these years.....
I’m going off to find my fan, Pamela – a fascinating interview!
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Thank you
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I love that you “find phrases and words that I write down because they speak to me. Later I go back and think about how to create something from a phrase.” That’s fascinating. Best of luck with your book!
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You just never know when something will come in handy – I’m always jotting things down
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Lovely cover. I started with poetry too. In fact there is a theory that suggests all authors should start their apprenticeship with poems and then advance to writing prose. Best of luck with your muse, Pamela!
Reblogged the post on my page too.
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Wow! That’s really interesting Carmen, thanks for that.
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Thanks Carmen – although I think I will leave the prose to all of you wonderful writers.
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Check this out. I’m the featured author in today’s a Romancing September event.
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I will have to get my fan ready! Love the cover 🙂
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Thank you
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Best of luck with your poems, Pamela. Caroline x
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Thank you
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Lovely review, Pamela. I am always in awe of authors who write poetry, because they convey the most intimate thoughts with just a few words.
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There are so many words to choose from – but only one perfect word when you have to say something with a set number of syllables
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Reblogged this on readful things blog and commented:
My good friend Pamela making an appearance on Rosie’s blog!
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Nice to see you here, my lovely amiga! I love your answer to question #6, especially because I have personally experienced the need to fan myself and or take a cold shower after reading your beautiful words! I am forever amazed at your energy and ability to make your dreams, reality! 🙂
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That means my desired effect was successful. Thanks Maria
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It’s just masterful how you pulled that cover together for Love: Lost and Found. Wishing you much success 🙂
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The cover was fun to imagine – just wish I could carry it through to the end result myself. That will be my next challenge.
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Reblogged this on martronicsite and commented:
oh yeah
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Reblogged this on Adrienne Vaughan.
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Pamela, I’m full of admiration. Poetry is so difficult to get right, and you seem to have a that special talent. A lovely fresh voice and new talent for us to discover over here on the edge of Europe! Good luck with your book.
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Romancing September Across the World – Day 11 Pamela Beckford with Rosie Amber…
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That was a fun interview to read and I thought the cover was quite cute. I don’t read too much poetry. When I read it is generally a romance with sub-genre of Paranormal, Historical, Contemporary, etc. But when I have an opportunity an in the mood for something different then I usually read, I will read your collection of Poems to see how you express a phrase that has come to mind.
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Glad we tempted you with a new genre.
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