I’m on tour from Thursday,
a writing update. I thought I’d talk about writing this week. Looking back over the past few posts, the last time I actually did that was on Feb 22nd, when I let you into the workings of a new project. … Continued
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a writing update. I thought I’d talk about writing this week. Looking back over the past few posts, the last time I actually did that was on Feb 22nd, when I let you into the workings of a new project. … Continued
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One of the great things about the internet, is that you can chat to writers from all over the world. I’ve been lucky to meet a fabulous group of authors from Australia, several of which have already featured on the … Continued
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Most people who know me are aware of my background in the international music industry where I managed – with my lead guitarist husband – musicians, singers, song-writers, record producers as well as placing music – soundtracks – on to … Continued
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This week, I’m in book reviewing mode. Fifteen-year-old Amelina longs for someone to confide in. Her once carefree mother has become angry and despondent. One day a strange black cat and a young girl, named Esme appear. Immediately, Esme becomes … Continued
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Growing up in the African bushveld for much of my childhood, I related strongly to Kipling’s Mowgli character. We roamed free, barefoot, feral. My mother, a free-spirited writer, and artist, often told us to get out of her hair while … Continued
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Way back in January, I told you about an idea that I had, and how I was going to develop it. If you don’t remember, or you’re new here, this is the link Anyhow, I’ve been rather busy with the … Continued
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First of all I’d like to say thank you to Richard for the freedom to write about whatever takes my fancy, which in this case is about living forever (and mailing lists). Some months ago, I was commissioned by Linux … Continued
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A fascinating guest this week, with a wide portfolio, including a hint of Fantasy, Historical Romance and Mystery. Over to you, Meredith, Writers are told, when they’re trying to figure out how to market their work, to find their audience. … Continued
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