A Writer’s Life Skye Kilaen: If I were a Weapon Let's welcome Skye Kilaen today, with a whole lot of amazing short stories for you to investigate. I've read some 24-01-2022 Eight Acts: when does history begin? So I've been round and about trying to bring Eight Acts to the attention of a few more potential readers 22-01-2022 Interview: Shannon O'Connor Today we welcome Shannon O'Connor to the blog to answer intrusive questions and tell us all about her upcoming books. 17-01-2022 The Flowers of Time: Travelling in the Himalayas in 1780 I've been revisiting The Flowers of Time over the last week or so because I'm thinking about writing a companion 07-01-2022 New year, new stories I’m not usually the sort of person who celebrates New Year’s Eve and this year it was a bit peculiar 05-01-2022 Ellie Thomas: A Midwinter Night's Magic and a Midsummer Night's Dream This week Ellie is here to talk about her new release, A Midwinter Night's Magic! Thank you so much, Ally, 03-01-2022 Nell Iris: Santa in Sweden Today I have a post from my friend Nell Iris for you--and I need to apologise to both Nell and 26-12-2021 The Amazing Year of Ofelia Grand and Holly Day Hi! Thank you so much, Ally, for letting me drop by again 😊 (Any time!) It's been quite a year, 20-12-2021 Am Reading This week, a touching YA by Suki Fleet with a young homeless man who finds his way to security, the 15-12-2021 Jackson Marsh: Researching and Portraying a Deaf Character in Victorian Fiction This week we welcome Jackson Marsh to talk about his lead character in the Larkspur Mysteries. Welcome, Jackson! Take it 13-12-2021 Surfacing Again: Otters Surfacing Again came about because I essentially decided I wanted to write a story with otters, for no other reason 10-12-2021 Surfacing Again: Lindisfarne Surfacing Again came out yesterday and I thought today I’d give you some back ground about it’s setting, the ‘Holy 08-12-2021 « Previous 1 … 6 7 8 9 10 … 30 Next »
