I use Twitter and I know many of you do as well. I love it. I love its instant connectivity and quick conversations. This week I found I loved it more. My first novel, Shallow Waters, is being read by a beta reader, Denyse Kirkby, or as she’s known on Twitter @DJKirkby. I’ve asked Denyse […]
How You Can Improve Your Productivity While On The Move
Never have enough time in the day? Necessities leaving little to no time for creative thinking or planning? A problem, I think every single one of us has mentioned, either here, or on their own blogs at one point or another. A regular theme in a busy, hectic life. Do you manage your priorities and […]
Fitting It All In – Jamie Ayres
Today I have the pleasure of handing over the blog to fellow blogger and YA writer, Jamie Ayres. When Jamie said she was open to suggestions on post topics, I instantly thought of that one issue most of us struggle with – Fitting it all in. After reading the start of Jamie’s post, I’m really […]
What Makes A Good Crime Novel?
What makes a good crime novel? The question might bring immediate answers to mind. You may already know what it is that draws you into a crime novel. It may be that one necessary ingredient; a tortured detective looking for their own salvation; a vivid backdrop; a ruthless killer. For others, it’s a multi-faceted journey through the […]
Living With Invisible Illness
I started this year with all the good intentions of posting regularly on the blog. Keeping to a schedule. We’re not even out of the first month and I failed. I thought I would tell you a little bit about the why. On my “About Me” page and my Twitter profile, I say I have […]
100,000 Words in 100 Days
Yes, you’ve guessed it. I’ve signed up yet again, to another writing challenge that started on 1st January this year. I know I failed miserably at NaNoWriMo, but bear with me while I explain. I do feel a little differently this time around and while I may not eek out a whole 100,000 words, I […]
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