This post is about something I thought was pretty funny that happened a few weeks ago. But I’m not going to tell you what it is straight away. Today is the first day of a lovely long weekend, and I’m feeling a bit laid back and lazy, so we’re just going to meander a bit

Good news. Today (for a change) I’m actually not in apologising mode. Today I’ve got an exciting announcement to make. I’m a little bit late because actually the big launch was yesterday (curse this time difference) but as I’m not the sort of person who likes to miss out, I’m going to shout out about

Ok, it looks like I’m on apology mode again. I’m sorry to have to do this. I did it last week, when I never got around to writing that post about procrastination (and obviously, I haven’t got around to doing that this week either). This time, I’m afraid the problem is even more acute. I’m

Let me start by apologising in advance for this post – or rather for this lack of post. I had such a great idea for a post today. It was inspired by a comment left last week by Andy Gavin. Recall that last week, I was talking about the different types of approaches to writing

Today I’m pleased to welcome Tahlia Newland, an author who writes magical realism & fantasy for young adults and adults. Her first publication, A Matter of Perception, is a diverse collection of thematically linked short stories, and her young adult magical realism novella, Give me a Break, comes out in mid June.   How do