Anyone with an outfacing profile or business will undoubtedly encounter occasions when they question their relevance. Relevance with regard to the market they work within, the target audience, or to society in general. Before continuing it may help to consider what it means to be relevant. ‘Something that is relevant to a situation or person … More The Continuing Relevance of Authors
No living organism can avoid the ageing process. Nor can it sidestep the eventual consequent deteriorations. The process may vary between individuals but at some stage it will have an impact. This article will centre upon the human condition, with particular focus on authors. Contents General Ageing LimitationsManaging Ageing LimitationsImpact of ageing on Authors—Discouragement—Overcoming Discouragement—Author … More The Ageing Author
Contents WelcomeWebsite PurposeKeeping Up To DatePosting FrequencyAsking QuestionsGetting Latest NewsTranslation Service Welcome Whether you are a new or regular visitor to this website and blog, you are very welcome. It is hoped you will find available and subsequent content of interest and help. If you have a particular area of interest, relevant articles and posts … More Welcome to T. R. Robinson Publications
Contents ApologiesThe FutureNature of ArticlesSocial MediaNew BooksNewsletterDeleted PostsRoundup Apologies When the temporary suspension of activity on this site and associated accounts was notified expectation was it would be just for a matter of months. Obviously it has been far, far longer for which apologies are extended to all (regular and new visitors). The delay has … More Reactivation of T. R. Robinson Publications
Temporary Suspension of Activity Every effort has been taken over recent months to keep this website and blog active with, hopefully, interesting and helpful information. This despite a number of matters requiring regular real-time intervention. Unfortunately, the demands continue and increase. Consequently, with regret, the decision has had to be taken to temporarily suspend activity. … More Temporary Suspension
Sometimes a reader simply wants to enjoy a pleasant, relaxing book, especially if their normal intake is full of action and trauma. This story meets such criteria though in no manner may it be considered a dull or boring read. On the contrary, the tale draws the reader forward. There may not be any great … More Delphine by Suzy Stewart Dubot
This pleasant to read memoir is a record of the author’s life during her sojourn in rural South Africa (Natal), together with her husband and two very young children. The easy flowing, descriptive narrative enables the reader to fully employ their imagination and thereby visualise the settings in which this brave woman found herself. Indeed … More African Ways by Valerie Poore
~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ A few months ago authors and readers where asked in Survey – Author Newsletter Content to indicate the type of content they would like to see in an author newsletter. The results are now in. ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ The three questions posed, together with responses follow: What do you like to see in an … More Author Newsletter Content – Survey Results
In this memoir the author shares her experience of three different and difficult types of loss. The loss of her babies; the loss of her marriage; and the loss of a loving father. Other losses are also mentioned (loss of sight and loss of her mother) but do not form an integral part of this … More Seeking Solace: Finding Joy After Loss by Amy L. Bovaird
This mystery is inspired by a real event though the book itself is fictional. The tale revolves round the lives of three lighthouse keepers and those of their partners back on land. It delves into the psychology of both and effectively depicts what it was like to be a lighthouse keeper and how it feels … More The Lamplighters by Emma Stonex – Editorial Review
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