This is the week of sorting – or finding the surface of the desk. I haven’t seen it since before Soft Voices Whispering launched in October but have fond memories – red leather, embossed edges and, unless the memory is false, … Continue reading →
This weekend I ran a two day workshop with a fellow writer and freind, Linda Gillard. It was only the second time we met on this planet but we knew it would work and it did. I misspelled Yaquata’s name. … Continue reading →
This is the day after the month when there was a Literary Festival -including a workshop and a Readers’ Day, a launch, two signings, two book group talks, a weekend workshop with my friend and co-author, Linda Gillard and finally, a … Continue reading →
The bash was posh – Christies in London. Walls covered in paintings and a large pulpit up front – I’d have loved a turn up there, telling a few stories. I’ll have to be an item first. Quite a lot … Continue reading →
By 10.30 all the frantic tail chasing was done – beds ready for the in-laws; son’s university application discussed and back on track; pr responses completed and posted off; nerves back to normal. I set off to my favourite place … Continue reading →
I like bookshop owners who trust that they will actually sell our books. Jeremy in Methvens is like that….some ladies came in and bought books and then we signed the rest – which he promised to put on the table … Continue reading →
Ah come on….I’ve just written Preparing to Launch and it stuck itself onto Septenber 29th. That’s a lie – I wrote that today. GO on – check it out…scroll down and see that it refers to the week of Oct … Continue reading →
Okay – so you’re two weeks away from your fifth hardback – tell me again, who is it you’re jealous of??? Is there a Tater fan club? She could call it ‘SITTING PRETTY’ or WADS and WEDGIES (that’s the full … Continue reading →
So this is how the next week stands…. Wed.11th – collect parents from Heathrow…workshop in afternoon with Byfleet Writers Group who have begun to show signs of having a couple of seriously talented (and one very quirly) writers. Bett’s running … Continue reading →