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This series of Funny of the Week is one of nostalgia, taking a trip back in time to newspaper ads of old. Though, you wouldn’t see any ads like these now. It just shows how times have moved on and certainly for the better. If you missed part one, click here. Here are parts two…
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This series of Funny of the Week is one of nostalgia, taking a trip back in time to newspaper ads of old. Though, you wouldn’t see any ads like these now… If you missed part one, click here. Here are parts two and three. Now for part four… Photo credit: http://www.vintageadbrowser.com
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This series of Funny of the Week is one of nostalgia, where we take a trip back in time to newspaper ads of old. Though, you wouldn’t see any ads like these now… If you missed part one, click here. Image credit: http://www.gizmodo.com.au
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They say anyone can be published these days thanks to e-publishing, blogging, social networking and so on. It’s seems that’s true, malapropism, misspellings, mistakes mayhem and all. Here are a few gems: One person was enjoying researching her family tree and wondered if she might become a gynaecologist one day. Another was worried about his…
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My new Funny of the Week takes a trip back in time to newspaper ads of old and in particular, to ads they wouldn’t get away with now… Photo credit: London Media.
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My latest series is all about double meanings. If you missed them, here are part one, part two, part three, part four, part five , part six and part seven.
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My latest series is all about double meanings. If you missed them, here are part one, part two, part three, part four, part five and part six. Here is part seven:
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My latest series is all about double meanings. If you missed them, here are part one, part two, part three, part four and part five. Here’s part six.
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My latest series is all about double meanings. If you missed them, here are part one, part two, part three and part four. Here’s part five. I’m loving these church signs…
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Now for the sixth instalment in my writing workshop series. I’ve covered the short story ending as well as the opening. I’ve guided you through dialogue and focused on the importance of taking time to do things properly. I’ve also given you a competitions refresher and some general advice on the art of the short…
Esther Chilton 