Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
This beautiful writephoto is the prompt for a blog item relating to Serenity. Writephoto is the brainchild of Sue Vincent, to whom I am very grateful for the reminder to get writing regularly again! The picture took me straight to
You may be excused if you have never read The Riddle of the Sands nor seen the movie. Both are very British. But I promise you, if you can find them, you are in for a treat. The Riddle of
This was a free book I applied for as part of the Library Thing first reviews, and the first one I’ve ever received from them. It was a good choice, as it matched up to the description, which is something that
This is a book I found through Twitter, probably on one of its free kindle days. It looked like a mad-cap adventure thriller on a boat in Mexico – and that’s what it is! Hetta Coffey is a woman who
Last year I did a Classic Children’s Book Challenge, and this would have been ideal for it. However it does sit in my personal Norfolk Books Challenge, and very good it is too. Arthur Ransome definitely spent a long time