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 […]
Checking out Chekhov’s shorts
You know what it’s like. At the time of booking, a night out seems like such a good idea. Then the date comes around. And it’s February. It’s cold. It’s raining and blowing a hooley. Suddenly a night in your jammies in front of The Good Karma Hospital with a bar of chocolate seems far […]
