The Saturday Rewind, a day in the life.
For this week’s rewind, I’d like to take you back to 2013, and a day in my working life. As some of you might know, before I was a full-time writer, I was a Thames Pilot, guiding ships of all … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents, Paulette Mahurin
Please welcome another author with an important message. Why Not Tolerance? I’ve been writing about intolerance for the better part of this year, writing about bigotry, persecution, prejudice and hatred. For the sake of clarity, I want to define tolerance … Continued
Blog hopping, let’s talk about sex.
Have I got your attention? Good, here’s this weeks prompt, from the Open Book blog hop. What’s the most difficult thing about writing characters from the opposite sex? To a certain extent, I think that the gender of your character … Continued
Simple Sourdough
The Rewind is a place where I take a break from writing and concentrate on other things that interest me. I’ve been baking bread for a long time, as I got fed up with the additive-filled and tasteless offerings that … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents, Paula Harmon.
Please welcome another author with a tale to tell. Under my spare bed are several boxes full of bits of my writing, complete or otherwise, going back rather more years than I care to tell you. One item is a … Continued
Talking Finance, Blog Hopping.
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I’m back on the blog hop again, here’s this weeks prompt. What was the best money you ever spent as a writer? An interesting prompt this week, and one which is not quite as simple to answer as you might … Continued
Spelt Focaccia with Sundried Tomatoes.
This week’s rewind features a bread recipe. I was going to link this page to the original blog post, from 2015. Instead, I’ve decided to save you a click and have copied it across. If you want to go to … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents, Sharon Marchisello
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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