All images courtesy of Pixabay
All images courtesy of Pixabay
When I started this writing caper I decided to review everything I read. I posted those reviews to Amazon in the UK and US (you could in those days without having to spend $50 with them first! #JustSaying!) and Goodreads. It didn’t cross my mind to post them on my blog… duh! As I’m aiming […]
You always want to have a rocking first week, don’t you, with any challenge. I think we can safely say that I have not had one of those. However, I have been incredibly busy. I suppose it wasn’t that wise to have started this at what is the busiest time of year in my day […]
I am delighted to be making an appearance on Teri Polen’s Writer’s Reading Corner today. I get to talk about another author’s book as well as showcasing my own so if you fancy seeing which books I mention, you need to click the link below. The link to take you to the Writer’s Reading Corner
I have listened to podcasts for a long time and when I started writing seriously in 2012 I found a few podcasts to download. However, for reasons that escape me now but I suspect were down to a combination of lack of time, being overwhelmed and a technology update that meant things weren’t set up […]
The competition is fierce, and all the book covers are terrific. But the voting closes on Friday and at the moment it is very, very close between the top 3 books. Parallel Lies is one of those books. The winner of this vote will not only be the ReadFree.ly Book of the Month for May […]
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I picked up Grim following an email from Ebookskill, the book was free so I thought I’d try it. Here is my review. The story is told, mostly, from the point of view of Cora, a gay teenage musician, whose father died when she was young and who has a stepfather, Thomas. Because of a […]
I set myself three goals at the beginning of this year, one of which was to write my next book, and I’m not anywhere near getting the progression on that I need. So, I have to take action. Image courtesy of Pixabay Last summer I was inspired by Shelley Wilson and her books, How I […]
One of the most magical times when raising children is getting to read to, and with, them, and What If Butterflies Loved Snow? is a wonderful book to choose to do just that. I love the many questions that come from a child’s view of the world, particularly those that make you stop and think […]