The Quirky Christmas is here.
In my mind, I always wanted to write a Christmas novel. Dicken’s Christmas Carol has to be one of the greatest ideas ever committed to paper, and although mine is […]
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Halloween, ain’t Halloween… without this guy.
Such a sweet, sweet thing, ‘til they got a hold of me… no more Mr. Nice guy. Fourth time seeing Alice Cooper in concert, and just as amazed. Blown away,
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So, this IS my Halloween.
So, This IS my Halloween gem! “Children” is in the Psychological/Horror/Thriller genre. It’s my biggest seller, by far. I’ve already spent a lot of time talking about this, and I’d
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Where things are at… Takeaways 2024.
So, I’ve been a little bit quiet, but rest assured, I’m beavering away. It doesn’t matter if its novel number one, or novel fourteen, I’m learning they’re all going to
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Short story… featured in Life in Bromley Magazine
Lauretta, and team Bromley, very kindly featured me as a local author several months ago, and have included one of my short stories in the August edition of this excellent
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The Peanut Butter Falcon – Your Atomic Throw.
We all need an‘Atomic Throw’. I hope yours is on the way. And the meaning… exactly? Well, I watched The Peanut Butter Falcon not so long ago, and the movie
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Defence Against the Dark Arts
So, what genre am I currently writing? Good question. By way of comparison, if I was a student at Hogwarts, the most intriguing lesson for me would be DATDA. I’d
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Deliverance: Why The Children at the River’s End is so very dear to me.
On the day I reached 124,055 words of the first draft, at the point of crafting the finale (and a whisker away from completion), I experienced a truly strange flash
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Long Covid: Writing while you’re in pain.
I had Flu for three weeks in 1997/1998, and it totally KO’d me, but at least it ended. Life resumed. Yesterday afternoon I went back to my GP, and the
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North Yorkshire to New York! Knowing when it’s time.
Moving into the new year, I had five ideas contending with each other, vying for top-spot on the priority chart. But, Shelly 3 wasn’t going to budge, sitting comfortably in
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