Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
An extract from The Perihelix (or whatever I’m working on at Camp NaNoWriMo) is my best offering for Flash Fiction this month. This 550 word section follows on from the snippet I gave you on Wednesday. Of course, you don’t
Willoughby starts with W. What better way to fulfil the W post of the #AtoZChallenge than launching my latest book. It’s out today on all platforms and should be in all the online stores. If you haven’t read any of
Victor has appeared on the A to Z several times – in 2015 when I was about to launch his book Bravo Victor (Book 6 of the Princelings of the East), my theme was the phonetic alphabet. That gave me ample
The prompt from Chuck Wendig for this week is ‘Rebellion’, which is about where I am in planning the Princelings books, at present, although I’m currently re-editing The Perihelix. This is an excuse for my mind not switching into a third
Dear All What a week! I finished Willoughby the Narrator on Monday. It was great, since on Sunday I when I finished writing, I realised what needed to happen to get to the end of the book, left myself a note
I apologise for the lack of an original story today. What with rewriting, editing and beta-reading, I just haven’t got my flash fiction brain in gear. Chuck Wendig gave us the challenge to start with a bang, literally, and I thought
The price of doing both Camp NaNoWriMo AND the A to Z Challenge in April was that my reading time disappeared completely and my email answering time was sadly neglected. In fact, I only dealt with urgent emails. When I
We’re off! I hope you’ll visit the nice people who are hosting me these two weeks, and leave comments and/or likes on their posts. 22nd September Here is what I read blog: interview and book feature Christy’s Cozy Corners excerpt the Hellvis Compendium excerpt
A mash-up of a post for this Friday – it’s not really Flash Fiction, but it’s only 610 words, so it’s a sort of extended Quote and Question. This is from about halfway through The Perihelix (which I’m editing at present,
Here’s an idea. I post a quote for you, probably from one of my books, and then give you a question related to it. Lame? Well, let’s try it for a couple of months and see what happens. The quote: