I’ve never actually met today’s guest in the real world, but I feel like we’ve known one another for a while and I remember some of the big moments in her writing story: finding an agent, then a publisher, as well as some short story successes along the way. And so I’m delighted to have … Continue reading Claire King and The Night Rainbow
In our family we have two birthdays in January and there also seems to be a kind of overspill of social occasions from the Christmas period, so much so that I often find Februry a more depressing month. But there’s no time for that his year, with real and virtual life providing plenty to do. … Continue reading Who said February is no fun?
My first author event is on ‘home turf’ at the local library where I’m a regular visitor and where I did some voluntary work as IT Helper a year or so ago. Many thanks to the staff for having me and other Thornberry authors along for the evening. We’ll be reading and talking about our e-book experiences … Continue reading E-books for readers and writers – my first author event
I met Sheryl Browne at a reader/writer event last summer but only got round (you know how it is!) to reading any of her work last week. I’m glad I did though, because although I only do romcom once in a while I did enjoy this one, particularly for the way it deals with one … Continue reading A Little Bit of Madness
It’s that time of year when Scots the world over get together for a shindig to pay tribute to our Bard so today Canadian writer Melanie Robertson-King whose blog you may remember I visited on St. Andrews night has come to mark the occasion. Of course we’d rather not be on our own, so do … Continue reading The Immortal Memory or Virtual Haggis
