An afternoon that went very right
Laughter is definitely the best medicine. I came away from seeing this exhausted from laughing but so uplifted my mood carried over to the next day. Do you remember Peter Pan Goes Wrong on the TV over Christmas? It was one of the few things worth watching. Devised by Mischief Theatre and toured in 2014 […]
Not Left on the Shelf
Confused? You probably know I’m married. It actually means I’m on the lovely Lucie’s blog: In other news, the cover for the book of the combined Millie Vanilla novellas is up on Amazon now. It’s a bit orange. Let me know what you think! https://www.amazon.co.uk/Millie-Vanillas-Cupcake-Caf%C3%A9-ebook/dp/B06Y1PRHSV/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8 Love, Georgia x
Take Three Books: Margaret James
I’m absolutely delighted to have Margaret James on the blog today. As I mentioned in the write-up of Choc Lit on Tour, I loved her session, especially her answers about which book she’d like to have written and which inspired her the most. Here’s her Q&A – and a whole lot more besides. Enjoy! Thank […]
We Are Bronte
Another visit to Lyme’s wonderful little theatre by the sea. This time to see Publick Transport’s We Are Bronte. The poster intrigued me and, being a bit of a Bronte fan, I booked us in. A few weeks makes a big difference to the weather and all was calm as we walked along the front […]
In the (View) News!
This is the first bit of real publicity I’ve had – and it’s in the local paper, View News. Lovely interview, many thanks Francesca Evans! To read it, just click on the link. Love, Georgia x
Choc Lit on Tour
Saturday saw me heading into Exeter to meet writerly peeps of a chocolate variety. I was going to the very first gig on the Choc Lit tour. I’d met (and gelled with) Sally who is SalsWorldofBooks at a previous event. As we could get the same train, we travelled in together. Along with an awful […]
Reading – and other dirty habits
I read a book! So what? I hear you cry. I know. In previous blogs I’ve admitted to being an avid reader. Somehow, somewhere along the way I lost the ability to get engrossed in a book. It’s a bit of a problem. To be a good writer, wise folk say, you must read widely […]
Talking bull
As some of you might know, our eldest spaniel has recently been diagnosed with a heart condition. We nearly lost him before Christmas but, with fantastic care from our new vets and a regime of very expensive drugs, he’s not doing too badly. Gentle walks, lots of cuddles and lengthy naps on the bed […]
A fairly benign addiction
I can’t walk past a museum without popping in. A completely legal addiction and a lot of fun. Favourites include the Museum of Costume in Bath and the august Victoria and Albert – can’t resist the miniature portraits – tiny jewel-like things painted with squirrel hair. It doesn’t have to be a large or […]
Brief Encounters of the Yellow Kind
It’s been nose to the grindstone so a Saturday out with friends came as a welcome distraction. I’ve had a blitz with online shopping recently and bought a tunic to replace one which suffered a bleach mishap when trying to sell the house. Always said housework was dangerous. I’m a huge fan of lime green […]
