Thang Ngo — Blogging Your Interests Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 12:30pm at the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts - FREE!

My own wonderful life partner Thang Ngo is giving a talk at the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts in February that should interest all who want to document their travels.

Thang Ngo — Blogging Your Interests

Tuesday, 13 February 2018, 12:30pm – 1:30pm

Venue: Mitchell Theatre 

Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

We all have something we’re passionate about. Our interests can be as diverse as politics, food, fashion, music, gardening and more.

Blogging is a way of sharing your passion with the world and engaging with others who share your interests.

Well-known food blogger Thang Ngo will reveal how to use your passion to build an engaged community through blogging.

Learn tips, tricks and tactics for starting a successful blog and finding your niche, in addition to strategies for maintaining your motivation and building readership. Find out how blogging helps your career by developing your understanding of digital writing and social media.

FREE — Everyone Welcome

No Bookings Required

 

About Thang Ngo

Thang started blogging over 17 years ago as a local government Councillor in Fairfield to engage with constituents. In 2009, he started a food blog to celebrate the rich and flavoursome food of migrant eateries in his neighbourhood. Today, Noodlies is one of Australia’s most popular food blogs and is credited with helping fuel the popularity of Asian street food, such as Vietnamese pork rolls.

https://noodlies.com/

Liverpool Creative Writers

I had a lovely time today conducting a writing workshop for the Liverpool Creative Writers.
I have only just realised that this is the first writing workshop I have even conducted, and it was a great success.
We explored ideas of travel and journey, and how we might be able to apply some of the techniques of travel writing to other forms and genres.
As well as me talking we also did some practical exercises, at the end of which some of the group shared what they had written.
They were a really terrific bunch of people, and we all had lots of fun. So much so that I've already been invited back!