Millie’s gorgeous new dress!
So pleased! Millie Vanilla: the complete series, paperback and ePub, has a new cover. Harper Impulse has had a rethink and the orange one is no more. Instead, we have this little beauty. Isn’t it absolutely gorgeous? So pretty! I love it. Not out until next year but I can’t wait to hold the paperback […]
Evonne Wareham’s Train of Thought: writing cave/s
Please welcome the wonderful, award-winning Evonne onto the blog. She’s here to talk about her writing cave. Or rather, her writing caves as she has more than one. As I’m typing this sitting downstairs instead of in my study as usual (poorly dog) I understand. I’ve decided I’d like to move in with Evonne, as her […]
Take Three Books: Nell Dixon
I’m delighted to have the award-winning Nell back on the blog. She was my first ever guest when she came on and talked about her lovely book Radio GaGa. Please welcome her and the three books most dear to her. First off, the one Nell is most inspired by: Book One This was such a […]
Here’s the news from Maggie Cammiss in her writing cave
I’m delighted to welcome Maggie Cammiss. Over to you Maggie, tell us all about where you write! Hi Georgia, thank you for visiting my writing place today. I’ve had a quick tidy up! I’m fortunate to have a room to write in, and a door that I can close when necessary. It’s got all the […]
Julie Ryan’s Beastie Bestie
Just for once, we’re coming over all catty on the blog, with the lovely Julie Ryan and her feline writing pal. I love the covers of Julie’s books. They always make me want to book a Greek holiday. But back to cats … Anyone who knows me will be aware that I’m a bit of […]
I’m back!
Hi everyone, Sorry for the radio silence, I’ve had no broadband for a while. Oh, how I’ve missed it! To make matters worse, just before the “black out” I’d several guest blogs lined up. My apologies to those writers I asked to come on but there was absolutely nothing I could do about it. Highly […]
The Art of the Invisible Writing Cave – with Heidi Swain
Please give a warm welcome to Heidi Swain, who is here to tell us all about her lack of writing cave! It’s quite inspirational. Over to you, my lovely … When lovely Georgia Hill asked if I would like to write a post about my writing cave I jumped at the chance, simply because I […]
Night soil, lice and all things nice
You know me, can’t pass by a museum or historical house – or as my grandmother used to say, in fine Mrs Malaprop tradition, ‘hysterical’ house. The National Trust has its fair share of grand hysterical houses and magnificent gardens but, every now and again, you come across a more unassuming little gem. Shute Barton […]
Take Three Books: Georgia Hill
I thought I’d add mine. I found it really hard to narrow my choice down to only three, so there’s a bit of cheating going on … What book would I like to have written? Book 1 I’m tempted to say Pride and Prejudice but, in my own (extremely humble) way, I feel I’m writing […]
Take Three Books: Morton S. Gray
I’m delighted to welcome Morton S. Gray onto the blog today, to talk about the three most important books in her life. There’s a bit of cheating going on! Morton, let’s start off with the book you are most inspired by. Book One (and Two!) I’m going to rebel here and mention two books. Pride and […]
