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The next big thing …
I usually don’t say much about my books until they are finished, but I’m about to make an exeption. Last week my dear friend and fellow writer Jean Fullerton tagged me in…
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A Little Llama llove…
Have you ever fallen for a young man with deep dark eyes, long dark lashes and a habit of.. well.. moaning? Last weekend I was swept off my feet by a…
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My month in books
Not long ago, a friend asked me what books I had been reading lately – and apart from one or two that had left a strong impact – I had trouble…
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What's in a name?
This morning I received these in the post – copies of the Norwegian edition of my novel “The Farmer Needs A Wife”. It’s such a pretty cover- it made me smile immediately..…
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Nice view – all it needs is some oxygen
Look at those mountains – Wow! Yes – I do look smug – not because I climbed them (because I didn’t) – but because I am somewhere I never dreamed I would…
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Simply aMAZEing
I was wandering around London’s South Bank the other day, soaking up the atmosphere of my favourite city, when I stumbled across something rather fabulous in the ballroom of the Royal…
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A tour of the East End
I had a rare treat last week – while back in the UK for a few days, I was taken on a walk through the pages of a book My friend Jean…
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My recent reads.
A while back, I mentioned that I’d heard a reading by Audrey Niffenegger – author of The Time Traveler’s Wife. It was a wonderful story about the death – and afterlife –…
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What next? Using the cut-up technique.
The Dadaists were members of an avant-garde European art movement. The Beat Poets were a US group indulging in substances of a not entirely legal nature. So what have I got in…