I'm not sure whether the Q&A was meant to be recursive, but I felt like replying to your answers anyway!
1. It's funny how these names come about, and then stick with us/haunt us for years to come. "Leeky" was a nickname I earned at school, and it ended up being the way my work colleagues distinguish between me and the boss-with-the-same-first-name.
2. Ahhh... tea! I have to agree, my existence would be far less bearable without tea (how do you take yours?.. kettle's on!). I drink coffee occasionally when out with friends, but only the strangely-named expensive types with spray-cream on top.
3. I think the difference between being a writer and being a published author is a fine balance of talent, hard work, and luck. I'm no real judge, but you seem to have at least two of those on your side.
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1. It's funny how these names come about, and then stick with us/haunt us for years to come. "Leeky" was a nickname I earned at school, and it ended up being the way my work colleagues distinguish between me and the boss-with-the-same-first-name.
2. Ahhh... tea! I have to agree, my existence would be far less bearable without tea (how do you take yours?.. kettle's on!). I drink coffee occasionally when out with friends, but only the strangely-named expensive types with spray-cream on top.
3. I think the difference between being a writer and being a published author is a fine balance of talent, hard work, and luck. I'm no real judge, but you seem to have at least two of those on your side.