Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
“Where the birds fly” came as a prompt from Bluesky’s book community, of which there are many strands. I usually check out booksky, authorsky and the guineapig areas(!). I think this came from Author Sharon Lopes in #authorsky. Today’s story
Crossing was provided as a prompt last April (2023). I wasn’t inspired by the chicken so much as the word prompt… which reminded me of the short story X Marks the Spot, that in turn gave me book 8 of
The Messenger Misadventures has been out for a week, and I’m very grateful to those people who have already bought it! About the Messenger Misadventures This collection of four short stories for young readers (8+) is set on the Isle
Dylan and Kevin are two of the protagonists of my new book The Princelings of the North (book 8 of the Princelings of the East series). I thought today I’d take you a little further into the book, helping you
Raised beaches. These are yet another geological feature I love. Once upon a time there was a beach. It was a nice beach, washed by the waves, getting built up and eroded like all beaches do. Then there was a
Fingal’s Cave is a cave on the island of Staffa, off the west coast of the Isle of Mull, which is itself off the west coast of Scotland. And if you like the repetition, Scotland is off the west coast
It’s April 1st, and that means the A to Z April Blogging Challenge. I’m blogging from A to Z – each day of the week a post with a different letter, and time off on Sunday. If you haven’t signed