Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
Oo-er! The Question of the Month for November is: “When was your first kiss?” Now, I can’t remember whether it was Mick B, David A or a boy I liked at Kindergarten, but I have lots of clear recollections about David
I’m sure I had a nice ‘Happy Halloween’ graphic to post on here, but here are some things you can do today if you don’t really want to go Trick or Treating. Do the Halloween Spooktacular Giveaway Hop, sponsored by
We’re halfway through October, and so far I’ve managed to keep up with the Inktober challenge of a daily pen & ink sketch. If you follow me on Twitter you may have seen them, although I realise that the early
My wonderful cover illustrator, Danielle English, has been doing Inktober for a couple of years, and this year I went and looked behind her fabulous drawings to discover what it’s all about. Inktober is the A-Z Challenge of pen and
I had nothing in mind to write for today until I skimmed this post on Chuck Wendig’s site (take care if you’re allergic to swearing, since Chuck doesn’t hold back). It’s a guest post, though, so should not be too
Yes, I finished camp and got back last week, but I was too busy with the Question of the Month and the Beach Reads Giveaway to update you then. As you know from my postcards, the target was to finish
Dear All Ah! The heat! Temperatures soared into the 90s at the start of the week, which I know is low for some of you, but for the UK, it’s roasting. The guinea pigs and I put a lot of
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
Dear all Well, I’ve been at Camp a week now, and it was a fun start, since I threw all my plans up in the air and started again. Well, I didn’t throw out what I’d done of Willoughby’s story,