There’s lots of blog love going around in my world at the moment. Just as I hosted S.M. Nonnemacher here on Friday, so have I appeared as a guest over on Liv Rancourt‘s blog.
Liv, who is a Seattle-based author of speculative fiction, asked me to share some insights on what it’s like to live in Melbourne — which was last year named the world’s most livable city by The Economist.
I was delighted to share my thoughts as to why we might have received this accolade. Naturally I feel it has much to do with… coffee.
Read the post here.
E V Gregory 
Ooh, thanks for the blog love, Ellen. You can come back any time! And next time I’m in Melbourne, we’re totally down for a cup.
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Absolutely, Liv! You’re on!
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It was a great post Ellen – I’d couldn’t get over the thought that we might actually be spoilt here in the major cities in Australia. It explains why I see so many references to Startbucks. I’ve only ever been to one in an airport somewhere and I’d rather go without coffee than drink that again.
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Margaret, we truly are so lucky. I know what you mean re Starbucks. But that’s often all you can get overseas!
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