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Camping by the river with Pete
I’ve just returned from the most fabulous weekend – camping on the banks of the magnificent Hudson River – and singing along with one of my heroes – the amazing Pete Seeger.…
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Contests can be such fun
The results of the Valley Forge RWA Sheila award are in – and I’m third in the paranormal category, with a Manuscript called Graveyard of the Immortals. This was my first attempt…
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Romantic Novelists on Tour
Playing tourist is fun – playing tourist in the company of a historical novelist is even better! My good friend Jean Fullerton – who writes fabulous historical novels – came for a…
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How could they????
I was planning to blog about my visit to the USS Intrepid – the aircraft carrier turned into to a museum in the Hudson River. To get myself in the right frame…
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It's here!
I’m always excited by publication days.. it’s thrilling to think that somewhere in the world, someone is reading my story. Will it touch them in some way? Maybe make them smile……
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The place where magic happens.
I’ve been to Wisteria Lane, and the Bates Motel and Amity and Skull Island … well actually, I’ve been on the Universal Studios back lot tour. It was a lot of fun…
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I'm a finalist… Woo Hoo!!
I’m bouncing around the room today – absolutely thrilled to learn that I am a finalist in the Sheila Contest – run by the Valley Forge chapter of the Romance Writers of…
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It’s almost publication day
This is the cover of the fabulous charity anthology that has been put together to raise money for victims of the floods that ravaged large parts of Queensland in January. I am…
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Rusting relics and regal stares…
We set out for Queens last weekend, to explore Flushing Meadows – knowing only that it had a zoo – and that’s where the US Open Tennis is played. Wow – were…