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Category Archives: Fiction
July 2022 book blog
You remember how I stopped reading so much, to give me more time to write? That didn’t work out so well, so I read a lot more in July and also managed to finish my second book. ‘Ransomed Hearts’ will … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Review, Witterings
Tagged Allende, anthology, Becky Chambers, bookshops, Fantasy, Horror, joe hill, Review, Science Fiction
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Lorraine Baxter’s Hallowe’en Party
Lorraine Baxter’s Hallowe’en Party. That’s how I thought about it in the week leading up to it. Afterwards, people called it a lot of other things. They called me a lot of things too, and I understand that, I was … Continue reading
August 2021 Book Blog
This month’s reading was a fantasy trilogy, one that I’ve been saving for several months now. I started reading it at the beginning of the month and finished it minutes before midnight on the 31st August. How perfect is that? … Continue reading
‘Taking Steps’ on Enjoy Radio
Would you like to hear my poem ‘Taking Steps’ read by a professional? It’s featured on this episode of Lesley Atherton’s ‘Words and Music’ show on Enjoy Radio. The show’s theme is ‘Bad Man’ and she’s chosen some cracking words … Continue reading
January 2021 book blog
Goodreads is a useful way of logging what I’ve been reading, but I thought I’d start a more personal reading blog here. I’ll start with January just gone, and aim to catch up with the rest of the year soon. … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Review, Uncategorized, Witterings
Tagged Birthday, Book blog, Caldecott, Christmas, Echoes of the Fall, Ransomed Hearts, Rosie Garland, Rotherweird, Tchaikovsky
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B(racket)
There’s a racket out there and a bracket in hereAnd I’m not quite sure what I meanIs it anyone for tennis?Is it anyone for edits?Is it something not quite out of a dream?There’s a bracket out there and a racket … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Stuff that rhymes., Uncategorized
Tagged Poem, poetry, WorldPoetryDay
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Fight for the Future out now.
My first novel, Fight for the Future, is now available as a paperback or for Kindle here.
Fight For The Future
Many, many years ago, I started getting spectral visits from a young red headed woman. She wouldn’t tell me her name at first, but she did tell me that she was a shapeshifter, and that she had a story for … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction
Tagged England, Lancashire, Paris, Romance, Shapeshifter, werewolf, Werewolves
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