The things you forget
I am back in Australia this week, and discovered that had forgotten the stars, and potato scallops and bush lemons. Travelling is great. I get to experience new people and places and
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Almost a teenager
As Britney Spears once sang…. Oops, I did it again. I have set another book loose into the world. Well … almost. I hit the send button this week on what will
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A Bentley in Maseru
I get about a bit. As regular readers will know, my day job takes me to some pretty interesting places… and none more interesting than Maseru. I confess, when asked to go
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Putting the POWER in PPT
Last weekend was the Romantic Novelists Association conference – and as the associations webmistress (I really like the sound of that) and all round geek queen, I led a workshop on taking
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My very first.. first
They say you never forget your first – and in this case, my first first. I am talking about the first story I have written in the first person. Normally I’m a
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Little Girl Lost
Drum Roll Please… It’s here – the fourth book in my Coorah Creek series. Little Girl Lost takes us back to Coorah Creek, where we meet up with Sergeant Max, Trish
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Storm troopers and stories
My visit to the Aran islands (see last week’s blog) was all about knitting, but there were two more island groups I had to see while I was in Ireland. This time
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Knitting without the sheep
Any knitter who goes to Ireland knows what is waiting for them… Aran sweaters, Aran scarves, Aran blankets. Aran knitting of all shapes and sizes and colours. It is probably no surprise
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Faces in the stone
As regular readers will know – I am a big fan of ruins. Give me a crumbling castle to explore, or an abandoned abbey, and I’m set for hours of enjoyment. I
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The Wild Atlantic Way
When I first heard of the Wild Atlantic Way – the very name sounded exciting. So I googled it, and then last week I drove along it. Or at least, a small