Something new every day – The origins of ‘romance’ This was not actually covered in the ‘Medieval England’ course but it was briefly mentioned and so I detoured to go …read more »
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‘Seven Day Love Story’ out on Kindle (May 15th)
Mills & Boon Short Stories is releasing my novella that appeared in the 2010 ‘New Voices’ anthology as a standalone novella on May 15 via Amazon/Kindle. This book is set in the …read more »
I’ve started a new book
Starting a new book is always the most exciting. Even more than finishing a book because you’re all fresh and full of ideas when looking at a cursor blinking on …read more »
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10 Ways to ‘out’ yourself as a newbie
It’s not hard to get carried away by the excitement of your first book, first submission, first website. It’s pretty exciting stuff. But… when approaching agents, publishers or seasoned writers …read more »
Why good writers aren’t automatically good authors
Being an author is only partly about being a writer. Lots of people who write well, don’t necessarily write well across-the-board. Someone proficient in government report writing may have style-guide …read more »
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Something new every day – Oops! Why you should never drink and sail (and the ultimate ‘Bradbury’) In 1100ish Henry I was due to return to England victorious from France …read more »
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May 15th, 2012 • No Comments »
Something new every day – At last!! Arthur! (Almost…) So I’ll do a totally separate post on the whole Arthur thing but something really intriguing came out of today’s …read more »
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