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I first “met” Alison when I was asked to contribute to the 1066 Turned Upside Down project of alternative Fiction. I’ve since read and enjoyed the first of her Roma Nova novels and have the rest on my never reducing … Continued
Here’s a recipe from my past, a great close-textured bread. This one goes nicely with soup or toasted. Don’t be surprised if it doesn’t rise as much as other loaves. It’s just due to the weight of the chickpeas in … Continued
Unfortunately, this weeks guest has been unable to provide me with any copy. But, as I know a bit about her, I’m posting on her behalf. I guess I’d describe her style as Psychological suspense that twists like a corkscrew … Continued
Welcome to another BlogHop, with #OpenBook. Here’s this week’s prompt. What did you edit out of your most recent book? (or another book…let’s see those outtakes!) That’s a difficult question to answer. The way I write kind of makes it … Continued
We’re back to bread this week, with a recipe that uses one of my favourite ingredients, Balsamic Vinegar. This recipe originally appeared on my bread blog back in 2016. I spotted a recipe for bread with Balsamic vinegar in it, and modified … Continued
Please welcome this week’s guest to the Showcase. Hello. My name is Claire and I am addicted to cake. I also write humorous fantasy stories, among other things, would you care for a cuppa and a chat? That’s how I’d … Continued
I’m not on the #OpenBook blog hop this week, for various reasons. Instead, I’m talking about what comes after the writing is finished. Just when you might think the hard bit is done, along comes the edit. Every writer needs … Continued
Not a lot of people know this, but I wrote a sci-fi story about the Battle of Hastings. It can be found in the book 1066 Turned upside down. I was asked to contribute by Helen Hollick and was pleased … Continued