Thanks to RJ Scott for inviting me to be part of her “The Five Senses Blog Tour” for autism – go have a look at the master post here. Today I’m talking about Shakespeare and senses! Why, you ask? More on that below – and a chance to win one of my books (your choice of […]
2014 has been a pretty good writing and publishing year for me. I published two novels, two novellas and a (very short) short this year which is a pretty good output for me given my work and family commitments. The stories were: Enlightened, the final novel in my Enlightenment trilogy (my most ambitious writing project to
Next weekend, I’m doing something new and different for me: I’m going to the UK GLBT fiction meet in Bristol. I’ve been to conferences before, but not writing-related conferences. And not, crucially, as me, only than as a representative of someone or something else. Never, never with the expectation
I have decided what to write about for my next project and am super excited about it. It’s an old project I set aside when I decided to start writing David and Murdo and very different from my historicals – a UF I suppose. I was in two minds about even looking at the project
I know. I only just blogged about a Josh Lanyon book a couple of weeks ago. What can I say? It takes something to move me to blog these days. It takes this. The Parting Glass is a sequel to In A Dark Wood, a suspense story Lanyon wrote a few years ago which SPOILER ALERT ended
