NaNo17 :: Days 1 – 10
This is my eighth year taking part in National Novel Writing Month. I began a whole new setting, character collection and plot idea. I always feel stunted in plotting until […]
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Delcine: The Witch of Sweets
It’s Halloween: The birthday shared by the witches, made to hold worlds together. THE WIND BETWEEN WORLDS is their story. ~ Each witch filled a gap in the world, something the world desperately […]
The Wind Between Worlds: A Review
As a fantasy writer, I keep an eye on other authors work, and try to get involved where I can. And this week, I’m talking about Julie Hutching‘s latest book! I […]
Book Reviews :: 2017 :: Part I
During 2017, I’m aiming to read a minimum of 12 books. Although a ‘low’ aim, this ensures I read long books just as often as short ones! Having read only […]
FLAG :: BFS Nomination Giveaway!
For those who follow the British Fantasy Awards, you may know that one short-listed nomination for the Best Anthology is Kristell Ink’s Fight Like A Girl, edited by Joanne Hall […]
Plans for Reading 2017 :: Months 7-12
Those of you who have followed my blog since last year know I’m completing a university qualification while I work. My final deadline is in two week’s time, although having […]
The Power of Stories :: #BeABard
Earlier in the week, I was chatting to a friend and fellow writer about stories, and the importance and power contained within them. We all tell ourselves stories, all the […]
Book Reviews :: 2016 :: Part II
For those of you celebrating a holiday this week, have a good one! I aimed to read and review a minimum of 12 books in 2016. This may sound like a […]
NaNoWriMo 2016: It Begins
National Novel Writing Month begins this week. I’m being a slight rebel this year, allowing myself to work on three projects, although if I get 50k out of the ‘new’ […]
Book Reviews :: 2016 :: Part I
During 2016, I am focusing on reading and reviewing a minimum of 12 books. This is encourage me to read books I can actually learn from, rather than any quick […]
