Happy New Year!

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Hello Readers,

Doesn’t time fly. Another year has passed and a new one has begun. I truly hope that the New Year brings you all happiness, good times, and great memories that you can look back on in the years that are yet to come.

Happy Reading,

With best wishes from me, here in Australia.

Merry Christmas!

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Hello Readers,

I just wanted to take this opportunity to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year. I hope Santa brought you lots of good books to read and that you can enjoy a bit of a break from work, spending some quality time with friends and family (and reading those books you got from the big man with the white beard).

Eat, drink, and be merry!

Allan.

Happy New Year!

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Hello Readers,

Wow! Another year over. It seems to have flown past. Why is it that time seems to go so much faster the older you get? Whatever the cause, it is all the more reason to make each and every year count. I hope you had a fantastic year and achieved some great things. Now is a good time to reflect on all the things you achieved and to set new goals to make the most of the year ahead. That’s just what I am going to do, so keep an eye out for my post on that, it will be out soon.

In the mean time, I wish you all a fantastic new year and hope you achieve all your goals, whatever they may be.

Thank you for following my blog,

Allan.

Happy New Year.

Allan Walsh writes Fantasy and Horror. If you’re looking for something new to read in these genres, why not check out his books here. You can also find his titles available in libraries.

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Happy New Year!

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Hello Readers,

Happy New Year! Wow, another year is behind us. Doesn’t time seem to have travelled so fast when you look back on it and yet the end of 2019 seems so far away right now. No doubt that when we look back on this new year it will have flown by too.

My 2018 has been busy, but it was not as productive as I would have liked on the writing front. While I have added to a few novels I have been working on, I only finished 1 non-fiction title and a new short story. I haven’t published the short as I want to put into an anthology of tales I’ve written. This year I think I’ll sit down and plan out a schedule to complete the goals I want to achieve by the end of next year.

So, let’s have a look at some of the events and things I achieved over 2018:

  • I read 20 books this year
  • I reviewed 14 books
  • I visited Tasmania for the Dark Mofo Art festival
  • I wrote and published a non-fiction title
  • I wrote a short story
  • I attended 2 monthly writers groups (although I didn’t manage to make every month for both groups)
  • I signed up and completed a course for authors
  • I have created a new website with my own domain name
  • I automated my mailing list sign up process
  • I’ve tried my hand at advertising my books and while I have not had a great deal of success, I have learnt some valuable insights
  • I created an author page on D2D
  • I signed up to Kobo
  • I moved house
  • I got made redundant
  • I updated my resume and commenced job hunting
  • I have started a double diploma

And there you have it. It’s not an extensive list, but more than enough to give you a feel for what I’ve been up to. I hope I can make 2019 a more productive year. I feel I have set some strong foundations over 2018 and once I have my schedule planned out it will keep me on track for a great year to be. I wish you all the very best for your 2019 and hope it is your best year ever, whatever your goals and dreams are.

Happy Reading.