War of the Worlds
Everyone has heard of this classic HG Wells book – but not necessarily because of the book itself. This early sci fi tale is one of my favourites. It has stood the…
News (page 19)
Browse by topic:
- Australia 26
- Events 10
- Explore London 1
- favourite books 7
- Films 15
- History 48
- Knitting 9
- Museums and Art galleries 2
- Music 14
- My travels 107
- Reading 106
- Royal Wedding 8
- Uncategorised 47
- Writing 179
-
-
Enter 2015
Where did 2014 go? It seems like only yesterday I was preparing for the launch of two new books. So – 2015. Wow. My resolution – if you can call it that…
-
Merry Christmas, I'm sorry and thank you.
I have not sent a single Christmas Card this year … I would like to say it’s because I’m saving trees, being environmentally friendly and not giving in to the commercialism of…
-
Christmas part 2
Novelists don’t get out much. We spend a lot of our time on our writing place, talking to imaginary people in our head. So when we do get out and get to…
-
—
The start of my Christmas…
It’s that time of the year again – and for me, Christmas officially started with the Romantic Novelists’ Association London and South East chapter Christmas Lunch. Why? Because Christmas is all about…
-
The dreaded pink thing…
Yesterday I broke a curse… well, kinda… As some of you know, I knit. And the dreaded pink thing is one of those projects that I think all knitters trip over from time…
-
A secret revealed…
Accolades are pouring in for the movie The Imitation Game – featuring an amazing performance by Benedict Cumberbatch as the Enigma code-breaker Alan Turing. The movie has served to focus attention…
-
A gold ribbon day…
Oh my! Wow! And… and…. This week I learned two of my books are finalists for awards with AusRomToday. I spent the whole day doing … well, nothing of any use really – I was just so…
-
Falling for Dan…
For the last few months, I have been madly in love with Dan Mitchell (please don’t tell my husband). Dan is the hero in my second Coorah Creek book – and…