I’ve been a fan of Paul Simon since I saw Simon and Garfunkel’s The Concert in Central Park on TV … More
Category: Writing
An indefinite present, an unknowable future
This still doesn’t seem real. One minute I’m doing ordinary, everyday things, the next I remember that everything has changed. … More
Reblog: My guest post for Rather Too Fond of Books about finding inspiration on social media
Hayley from Rather Too Fond of Books kindly hosted a guest post from me yesterday following the launch of Still … More
Reblog: My guest post on writing a series for ShortBookandScribes
Nicola from ShortBookandScribes kindly hosted a guest post from me yesterday to coincide with publication of Still You Sleep. I’ve … More
Still You Sleep is published today!
My new crime novel Still You Sleep is published today! A big thanks to everyone who has spread the word, shared … More
Guest post: Ruth O’Neill, author of Tell Me Why
Researching a novel can take us to some interesting places. Here Ruth O’Neill discusses how writing her revenge thriller Tell … More
Coming soon: my new crime novel, Still You Sleep
I’m pleased to announce that my new crime novel, Still You Sleep, will be published on 18 February in paperback … More
What do you ‘see’ when you read fiction?
What do you see in your mind’s eye? When you read, is it like watching a movie in your head? … More
Reblog: Where Writers Write
Not much to look at? Today I’m a guest on the TNBBC blog, arguing that a boring workspace makes for … More
KATE VANE – HOW I FOUND MY VOICE AS AN AUTHOR — Leslie Tate
I was pleased but also a bit daunted when author and blogger Leslie Tate asked me to write about … More
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