I’m really pleased to have two stories in the current (November) issue of Woman’s Weekly Fiction Special.
Wednesday Afternoon started as an exercise in
short stories
Getting around
It’s not just me who’s been travelling the last few months – my stories have too!
Whilst I’ve been away,
Bath Night
My story Bath Night is in the current issue of The weekly News. In it, the narrator compares her life with that of an ancestor whilst reading extracts of her diary. About twenty-five years ago, back when I worked on the family farm, I read part
Barbara’s Legacy
I have a story in the September issue of Woman’s Weekly Fiction Special (which should still be in the shops for a few more days). Unusually I’ve included a real event in Barbara’s Legacy. When I
was about seven, my Mum discovered a horse had cut it’s leg – hard to miss really as the blood was spurting out in a great arc. Clearly help was needed quickly, so I
Sailing Through Oxdjupet
Exactly five years ago today, Gary and I sailed through the Swedish archipelago. When we reached the Oxdjupet narrows, he
Sailing Through Oxdjupet
Exactly five years ago today, Gary and I sailed through the Swedish archipelago. When we reached the Oxdjupet narrows, he
A good idea
The inspiration for my story ‘A Very Special Place‘ came from an article in Writing Magazine which gave 101 places to find ideas. The interesting part (at least I think it’s interesting) is
A good idea
The inspiration for my story ‘A Very Special Place‘ came from an article in Writing Magazine which gave 101 places to find ideas. The interesting part (at least I think it’s interesting) is
Two at Kishboo.
I’m delighted that my poem ‘Summer’s Coming’ was selected as one if Kishboo’s star poems – and that I’ve been awarded second place in their short story competition. If you’re one of those who voted for me then thank you!
Both pieces can be read for free on the Kishboo website.
Two at Kishboo.
I’m delighted that my poem ‘Summer’s Coming’ was selected as one if Kishboo’s star poems – and that I’ve been awarded second place in their short story competition. If you’re one of those who voted for me then thank you!
Both pieces can be read for free on the Kishboo website.