What Stars Are Made Of, by Sarah Allen, is my featured book for today’s A to Z Challenge. Not long to go now! Featured Book: What Stars Are Made Of by Sarah Allen This is a feel good book. At
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What Stars Are Made Of, by Sarah Allen, is my featured book for today’s A to Z Challenge. Not long to go now! Featured Book: What Stars Are Made Of by Sarah Allen This is a feel good book. At
Solstice is on Wednesday, but this is my last post before Christmas, so I’m hopefully early on the Thursday prompt! Sorry, KL, I’m missing your Carriage prompt entirely. After last week’s wreath, I decided a visit to Castle Marsh was
Trick or Treat Reads is the brainchild of Patricia Josephine. Several authors are giving away free ebooks today as your Halloween treat! See the link below for more 🙂 Fantasy/epic/older MG/crossover series In honour of my new book, Chronicles of
I’m mapping the Realms again. I can understand if you don’t understand that, but it’s a little extra you can find on the Princelings website – a map of the Realms, the Princelings world, as relevant to books 1-5. Why
Willoughby is the hero of book 7 in the Princelings series. He is stranded in the Realms, and has to work out how to make a living. After meeting up with some like-minded young people over the summer, he and
May day brings a sense of relief. The AtoZ Challenge is over for another year, and I can get back to more relaxed blogging. Strange that just two more posts a week (in general) should create such extra stress and
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
A news round-up is a generic term for Monday posts on my blog. This is my spot for discussions, events, things I’ve discovered or done, announcements and sometimes “I don’t know what to say today so I’m making it up
Lucky charms is the prompt for this month’s Fiction in Fifty (words), organised by the Bookshelf Gargoyle. It’s a great prompt – there are so many interpretations you can put on those two words. I decided to go for the
Yes, it’s Theme Reveal time for this year’s A to Z Challenge. It’s not essential to have a theme if you’ve decided to join in the Blogging from A to Z April Challenge. It’s just – well, many of us
Welcome to today’s Insecure Writers’ Support Group post. Today I bemoan having too many books on the go, both reading and writing. Don’t forget to visit the other #IWSG participants and our wonderful hosts. Welcome to March as well. Not that
As you know, I usually steer well clear of politics, especially on this blog. It’s been a highly charged week on both sides of the North Atlantic. Last Monday, Theresa May (our Prime Minister), made a very peculiar speech about Brexit
Family have left, friends have gone, the leftover food has all been eaten up or turned into soup and frozen, and I’m resolving to lose what I put on over Christmas without doing anything too drastic so I end up eating
I’m doing Flashback Friday a week early, because it’s Christmas, and I wanted to repeat this one, especially as I’ve worked out it appears ‘this yuletide’ in the Princelings series timeline. I had to do some juggling with Christmas stories
Welcome to this year’s Deja Vu Blogfest, the brainchild of DL Hammons. In view of the approaching launch of book 7 in the Princelings of the East series: Willoughby the Narrator, I have asked the narrator himself to reprise this