The Indie Showcase presents, Sharon Marchisello

As long as I can remember, I knew I was a writer. Even before I could put pencil to paper, I entertained myself with stories after my parents tucked me into bed, extinguished the lights, and ordered me to sleep. … Continued

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Let me tell you a Secret, Blog Hopping.

I’m really getting into this blog-hoping lark now, I like the idea of getting a prompt on Wednesday and having to produce something for the next Monday. Even though I’m not normally a fan of deadlines and being told what … Continued

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The Indie Showcase presents, Laura Lambton

My guest this week is an author of historical fiction. Over to you, Laura. ‘Everyone has a story inside them,’ were words I had heard a thousand times and they became all the more frustrating as each year passed with … Continued

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The Indie Showcase presents, Jim Webster

There’s a bit of a different feel to the Showcase this week. I first found Jim’s writing a while ago and was immediately entranced (I think that’s a suitable word) by his style and the depth of his imagination. I’m … Continued

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What’s next? Work in progress.

As I said last time, it’s a relief to get the completed work ready for beta reads, as a bonus, it’s got my creativity flowing again on the other work I have started and not yet finished. This week I’m … Continued

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Communication Breakdown.

The title of the post gives me an excuse to embed this, Back to the subject. What can you do when your characters refuse to play? What do I mean by that? Let me try to explain. I wanted to … Continued

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