Why Morocco bonus – Author Adrienne Chinn on creative writing and the energy of Marrakech
12/21/20 • 30 min
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After several months off from podcasting from Morocco, I’m back with a bonus episode of Why Morocco. I’m chatting with my friend and author Adrienne Chinn about her two books The Lost Letter from Morocco, set in Morocco and The English Wife, set in Newfoundland, Canada.
Adrienne began developing her latest historical fiction novel The English Wife at my dining room table in Marrakech back in 2018 and the book was released on the 24 June 2020. The time-split historical romance is set between Norwich, UK and Newfoundland, Canada and follows the tale of an aunt and her niece who end up in Newfoundland. Or so we think. I won’t say anymore. But rather, just grab a copy.
For a bit of air chair travel, her first novel, The Lost Letter from Morocco, was a real page-turner as the characters set out in locations around Morocco including Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains, and even to coastal Essaouira for the Gnaoua Festival.
Listen in as Adrienne and I chat about her novels, writing style and approaches and why she too is so inspired and filled with creative energy when visiting Morocco.
To find out more about Adrienne at: http://www.adriennechinn.co.uk/
Find her books The English Wife or The Lost Letter of Morocco on Amazon or your preferred bookstore.
For more Morocco ideas and advise, follow me on Instagram at @ms.mandy.sinclair
My other projects include:
- Travel and public relations consulting at Mandy Sinclair PR
- Freelance writing for print and digital mandyinmorocco.com/freelance-writing/
- Tasting Marrakech food and cultural tours in Marrakech tasting-marrakech.com
To support Why Morocco, please consider buying me a coffee nouss nouss.
After several months off from podcasting from Morocco, I’m back with a bonus episode of Why Morocco. I’m chatting with my friend and author Adrienne Chinn about her two books The Lost Letter from Morocco, set in Morocco and The English Wife, set in Newfoundland, Canada.
Adrienne began developing her latest historical fiction novel The English Wife at my dining room table in Marrakech back in 2018 and the book was released on the 24 June 2020. The time-split historical romance is set between Norwich, UK and Newfoundland, Canada and follows the tale of an aunt and her niece who end up in Newfoundland. Or so we think. I won’t say anymore. But rather, just grab a copy.
For a bit of air chair travel, her first novel, The Lost Letter from Morocco, was a real page-turner as the characters set out in locations around Morocco including Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains, and even to coastal Essaouira for the Gnaoua Festival.
Listen in as Adrienne and I chat about her novels, writing style and approaches and why she too is so inspired and filled with creative energy when visiting Morocco.
To find out more about Adrienne at: http://www.adriennechinn.co.uk/
Find her books The English Wife or The Lost Letter of Morocco on Amazon or your preferred bookstore.
For more Morocco ideas and advise, follow me on Instagram at @ms.mandy.sinclair
My other projects include:
- Travel and public relations consulting at Mandy Sinclair PR
- Freelance writing for print and digital mandyinmorocco.com/freelance-writing/
- Tasting Marrakech food and cultural tours in Marrakech tasting-marrakech.com
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Why Morocco 033 – Life coach Ray Beach on Drift and Design
To support Why Morocco, please consider buying me a coffee nouss nouss.
For final episode of Why Morocco’s second season, I chatted with one of the people I’m checking in with weekly and that person is my life coach, Ray Beach from Drift and Design. I credit her and our weekly coaching sessions for helping me to live my best life in Marrakech, Morocco. Ray and I have been working together for over a year during which time she has coached me through various exercises and techniques to help bring balance to my life, but also move forward ideas and work through personal issues.
When I sat down to record this episode, I wanted this to be an honest and open conversation between Ray and I to let listeners know that others may also be struggling, despite putting on a strong front.
But what I want listeners to know that I believe that coaching or any other one to one development work such as counselling, therapy or mentoring are personal decisions and may even require professional advise. So while life coaching has worked for me and some of the exercises can, as Ray says in the interview, be used in group or organisational settings, I think each of us are unique. So it’s about finding what works for us, when the time is right.
Listen in as Ray and I chat about her approach to coaching and what exercises I’m working on to help me through these unexpected and unknown times.
To get in touch with Ray, email her at [email protected]
To support Why Morocco, please consider buying me a coffee nouss nouss.
For more Morocco ideas and advise, follow me on Instagram at @ms.mandy.sinclair
My other projects include:
- Travel and public relations consulting at Mandy Sinclair PR
- Freelance writing for print and digital mandyinmorocco.com/freelance-writing/
- Tasting Marrakech food and cultural tours in Marrakech tasting-marrakech.com
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