It’s #DVPit Day!
We’re taking part in #DVPit on Twitter today! #DVPit is a Twitter-focused pitch day for writers, particularly diverse voices, to … Continued
Caroline Corcoran’s #Bookshelfie!
We asked our debut author Caroline Corcoran to share a #bookshelfie with us and answer some questions on how she
Where I Write with Sue Moorcroft
Where do you write most often and why? I’m lucky enough to have my own space to write – my
Finding The Love Solution
Today is publication day for The Love Solution, a fun rom-com with a difference, which has been published under my
A Wonderfully Magical Wildflower Park
As a child I spent many happy hours engrossed in books and many more lost in my own imaginary world.
Balancing Fact and Fiction
Using Real-Life Experiences in My Novels The Missing Wife is my fourth psychological suspense novel and as its publication day
How characters move a story along in unexpected ways
Authors sometimes talk about how characters can come alive on the pages as they write. Sometimes these people we create
A Fling in the Scottish Highlands
20th May 2019 sees the release of my fourth book, Secret Things and Highland Flings. Unlike the previous three books,
A Perfect Cornish Festival
The light was mellow, the sun drowsily warm as we drove down the hill towards the sleepy little Cornish fishing
The Good and Bad in us all
As I get ready to publish my thirteenth crime novel, which is the second book in the DS Grace Allendale
Puzzles and Plots
Some intuitive writers sit down at their desks with no more than the wisp of an idea in their heads,
In Search of Nelson’s Bar
I love sunshine, I love the sea and I love my job as an author. These three things came together
New Beginnings
New beginnings can be scary. The main reason being that it normally follows an ending. In my forty-something years, I
Motherhood, crime writing and hypocrisy
Most of the time, my career as a writer perfectly complements being a mother of three. I’m extremely fortunate. I
The Best World War Two Films and TV series for Complete Obsessives
For a World War Two obsessive there’s no greater event for me than finding a wonderful new novel set in
Poison in life and literature
My fascination with poison began in the early nineteen eighties. Then, as a young woman fresh from university, I worked