This week, on the Showcase, I’m happy to Welcome Eric Halpenny, Thank you, Richard, for this opportunity to share a little about myself and my writing! I’m Eric Halpenny, born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia. … Continued
Welcome back to my trip through the NaNo projects of the past. This time, I’m looking at 2016. I didn’t attempt NaNo in 2015, I was otherwise engaged in adjusting to life after work, as I mentioned last week, … Continued
This week, it’s my pleasure to introduce another great Indie author. Please welcome Glenda Barnett. Hello, I’m Glenda Barnett, I think I must have been born with my love of reading, both my parents were avid readers. By … Continued
As it’s November and I’m busy trying to complete NaNoWriMo for the fourth time; I thought that it would be a good idea to show you some extracts from previous years NaNo projects. I actually wrote all this months posts … Continued
Today, I’m pleased to Welcome Catherine Kullmann to the Showcase. My name is Catherine Kullmann and I write historical fiction. What is the attraction of historical fiction? First, it takes us out of ourselves—transports us to an unfamiliar society recreated partly … Continued
Its the time of the year when I feature a short story for Halloween. I wrote it for a Circle of Spears performance at the Museum of Witchcraft in Boscastle. They left the subject up to me, but I think that … Continued
Today, on the Showcase, I’m delighted to welcome Jeanette Taylor Ford. Hello Richard. Thank you very much for inviting me on to your blog to tell people about me and my writing experience – and my books. I’ve … Continued
NaNoWriMo starts soon, the annual attempt to write 50,000 words in a month. I’ll be doing it for the fourth time. I’ve got my strategy worked out, I know the setting for my story and have a rough … Continued