Time Travel.
Not so long ago, I was talking to someone about time travel stories, and why don’t I write more of them. The answer is that it’s really complicated. I’ve managed it twice, both in short stories and I’m trying to … Continued
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Not so long ago, I was talking to someone about time travel stories, and why don’t I write more of them. The answer is that it’s really complicated. I’ve managed it twice, both in short stories and I’m trying to … Continued
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Your favourite amateur detective, Andorra Pett, returns in a new adventure. I have finished the first draft of the latest Andorra Pett escapade. My editor will be seeing it soon, if it all goes well, I intend to publish it … Continued
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Welcome back to another blog hop, with #OpenBook. Here’s this week’s prompt. What generic ‘rules’ did you abide by when you started writing that have gone out the window? Being self-taught, I never really had any rules to follow. Grammar … Continued
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Way back in January, while life was still going along in the old normal, I started the process of getting some of my novels made into audiobooks. The first one was completed in May. Life and Other Dreams has attracted … Continued
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I was amazed to find that my reluctant amateur detective Andorra Pett is featured on a YouTube video, hosted by a fan of Cozy Mysteries. My segment starts at around 4 minutes and 10 seconds. Thank you so much, that’s … Continued
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Welcome back to another blog hop, with #OpenBook. Here’s this week’s prompt. Do you write under a pseudonym? If so, why? If not, would you ever consider it? Everything I publish is written by someone called Richard Dee. That’s not … Continued
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Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from Anne R. Allen The bad review, we all get them. It took me seven years and umpteen books but I finally got my first one star review last week. Not that I haven’t tried … Continued
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The upcoming audiobook of my Space Opera Ribbonworld will be narrated by Stephen Bungay, a very talented Canadian narrator who I consider myself lucky to have found. Naturally, as we worked on the project, we discussed many things. I told … Continued
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