Janet Fizz Curtis
Fizz is a nomadic biographer, blogger and traveller who writes while on the move. Using a smart ‘phone and a Bluetooth keyboard, Fizz creates web content and magazine articles.
Fizz has had a varied career, which most recently included working with her husband as Housekeeper and Butler at stately homes in England. After having chosen to take early retirement, Fizz and Andy maintain a permanent home in Cambridgeshire, while spending much of their time touring Europe and Scandinavia in a motorhome.
For many years Fizz has crafted hand-made jewellery, and undertaken jewellery repairs, to raise money for three different charities. Since 2018 all of her jewellery has been created while on the road, often using found objects such as sea glass for inspiration.
Two blogs take up much of Fizz’s time: a travel blog, and the Irene Mawer blog. Fizz’s research into Irene Mawer uses primary sources and her work is cited in books and papers. An expert in her subject, Fizz has received compliments and requests for help from academics in the fields of theatre, dance and women’s history. (See blog links below.)
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Chasing the Northern Lights:
A Beginner's Guide
Watching the Aurora Borealis from a motorhome in Arctic Norway. Andy and Janet gave up their secure but dull jobs in order to travel the world in a motorhome.
Living full-time on the road, they headed up through Germany and Denmark before spending five months living wild in Norway. Their one ambition was to see the Northern Lights.
This short guide gives tips on how to approach the task of chasing the lights and finishes with a lyrical description of what the couple saw when they found them.
My Motorhome Blog
Writing when we are constantly on the road is sometimes difficult; however, I try to keep people updated as much as I can via my blog:-
Click here to view Part One on my Blog site
Click here to view Part Two on my Blog site
Click here to view Part Three this will open a Facebook Page Blog (latest updates)
Fizz writes about
Irene Mawer
(1893-1962),
a pioneer of
mime and drama
Irene Mawer
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Photographer Unknown
Click here to view Fizz's Irene Mawer website,
Creating a Wikipedia page for Irene Mawer was one of Fizz’s most complicated projects and she received an award from Wikipedia for the high quality of the content.
Click here to view the award winning Irene Mawer Wikipedia page:
In India, Fizz has had three articles published in ‘Nirbaak’, the International Mime Journal and from Argentina, Fizz was commissioned for a feature on Irene Mawer in the magazine Movimimo.
Click here to view Fizz's Irene Mawer Facebook page.
In conjunction with the IPA, Fizz was about to launch a charity mime competition when Covid struck. The competition will be resurrected in due course and advertised on the Irene Mawer website and through the IPA.
As part of the IPA Writers group and Global Writers Forum, Fizz has had a short story and poems published in the Sunflowers for Ukraine book (fundraising for people affected by war in Ukraine). Additionally, she has contributed poems and articles to the blog Hoggy the Yimp, supporting Ukrainian families affected by the war.
Fizz is also a regular contributor to Writes, the magazine of the IPA Writers group.
Fenscapers
Blog
Fenscapers (Leaping the Lockdown) blog; writing inspired by landscape, under the name Janet Curtis:
https://leapingthelockdown.blogspot.com/
Wikipedia Page Review
”Congratulations! The article has been assessed at B-Class. This is a fantastic rating for a new article, and places it among the top 2% of accepted submissions - major kudos to you!”
Janet has now been awarded the Barnstar: For writing this wonderful Wikipedia article. You have done a splendid job ... and it was my pleasure reviewing and accepting your draft to the article-space.
Wikipedia HQ Review Staff
16 May 2022
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