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My favourite glossy magazine

Published by Emma Lee-Potter in on Tuesday 29th January 2013

Glossy magazines have always been a big part of my life. My mum started her career as a feature writer for Woman’s Mirror, a weekly magazine in the Sixties, and I can vividly remember the day she met me from primary school brandishing a tall retro coffee pot in her hand. She’d bought it with the proceeds of her first magazine commission and she was SO proud. So was I ...keep reading

Getting organised for Christmas

Published by Emma Lee-Potter in on Monday 3rd December 2012

My mind’s been on Christmas since the summer. That’s when I sat down to write my latest novella, White Christmas. As the rest of my family whizzed around enjoying the sunshine I was in a world of my own, dreaming about Christmas trees, advent calendars, carols, presents and snow. But now my ebook is done and dusted, I’m busy getting sorted for Christmas. With friends and family scattered all over ...keep reading

House With No Name Weekly Digest: From the world’s worst au pair (me!) to Pippa Middleton’s party planning book

Published by Emma Lee-Potter in on Saturday 3rd December 2011

Every Saturday the House With No Name blog features a few of the week’s highlights – and with Christmas fast approaching, there have been plenty during the last seven days. As I staggered downstairs this morning there were two lots of mail on the doormat. One was the gorgeous January issue of Red magazine (my favourite monthly right now) with party girl Zoe Ball looking stunning on the cover, while ...keep reading

Friday book review – Comfort and Joy by India Knight

Published by Emma Lee-Potter in on Friday 18th November 2011

I’m a huge fan of India Knight. She’s wise, fun and talks more sense in her Sunday Times column than most other journalists put together. In short, she sounds like the sort of best friend we’d all like to have. If that wasn’t enough, I opened the December issue of Red magazine to find that her house boasts joyous pink walls (she says they’re “really cheering on a January morning”), ...keep reading