

The Woman in the Stone
The name Callanish evokes an air of ancient mystery, mist-shrouded valleys, and secretive lochs. This village, on the west cost of the...
Nov 21, 2018


Sydney's Forgotten Palace
This article originally appeared on Suzanne Adair's Relative History site under the title: Gadigal Land It takes more than a surface look...
Nov 14, 2018


Book Review: The Book Ninjas
One day, two women decided to leave a trail of books to read on trains for other people to pick up and read for free! They decide to blog...
Nov 7, 2018


Books (& authors) on the small screen: Word of Mouth TV
I love the concept of Word of Mouth TV, dining with authors, chatting about their book and their favourite cookbook and recipes, talking...
Oct 24, 2018


Entering the world of book clubs
I was asked by my publisher to provide some book club questions for all three of my novels. Interesting task. Especially for The...
Oct 17, 2018


Book Reveal: Monsters & Angels prequel
I'm very pleased to be hosting this book reveal for Anne Marie Andrus. Congratulations are definitely in order! AnneMarieAndrus.com Anne...
Oct 11, 2018


An invisible time traveller
I really wish I was a time traveller. There are so many things I want to know. Who were the Picts? What did their carvings mean? What...
Oct 3, 2018


Monsters, Magic & Mayhem
This article was originally posted at Anne Marie Andrus's site: Monsters and Angels What is the draw of magic in stories? Why does it...
Sep 26, 2018


Book Review: The Girl in the Woods
The Girl in the Woods by Camilla Lackberg Publisher: Harper Collins Release date: 2018 A missing child When a four-year-old girl...
Sep 19, 2018


Points in time and the writing journey
Points in time keep us moving. Milestones, either real world achievements or in our heads add to our sense of productivity, achievement,...
Sep 12, 2018