Spotting Millie!
Great excitement – “shelfies” are coming in thick and fast 😂 Millie Vanilla has been spotted adorning the shelves of Sainsbury’s across the land! Sightings have come from as far apart as Scotland, Somerset and Surrey. I really hope Millie isn’t only selling in places beginning with S. Thank you to all of you who […]
Happy New Year!
A very Happy New Year! Thank you for buying, reading, reviewing – and all the other support you’ve given me in 2017. I hope 2018 brings you health, wealth and a huge pile of wonderful books to read. Love, Georgia x
2017: it’s been quite a year!
It’s been quite a year! Here are some of the highlights. Moving house We actually managed to sell the house in Herefordshire, despite a few last minute hiccoughs and moved into a cottage while waiting for the next house to be ready. A lack of broadband held up the second part of the move […]
Twelve Days of Christmas – my true love asked of me
I wrote a version of this for a guest blog a few years ago. Thought it would be fun to update it. 1. On the first day of Christmas, my true love asked of me: what was your best present? I’ve had lots of really lovely presents. Elephants often feature – in various forms and […]
News … news … news!
Absolutely delighted to announce that Millie will be appearing on the shelves of Sainsburys in January! If you haven’t yet bought the novellas, or fancy getting your mitts on the paperback with all three novellas in it, you can grab a copy along with the baked beans! Please note, these are NOT new stories but […]
Minor characters and their major role: Victoria Cornwall
I’m delighted to have Choc-Lit author Victoria Cornwall here, as part of her blog tour. She’s sharing how she sees the role of the minor characters in her books. Newbie writers prick up your ears, there’s some great stuff here! Over to you Victoria: The Minor Character and their major role I am delighted to […]
Thank you!
Have meant to do this for a while now but, guess what, I’m chasing a deadline. Again! I think this post comes under the category of procrastination. I’ve been on a steep learning curve ever since being published by Harper Impulse back in 2013. The world of publishing was all very new to me. I’m […]
Lynn’s Room with a View
I’m thrilled to welcome good friend Lynn Forth onto the blog today to talk about her writing cave. Over to you, Lynn, tell all! My first books were written on the family shared computer, so I had to fit in around other people. This led to some fraught exchanges. Now, bliss, my own computer and my […]
Antigone – Actors of Dionysus
This week’s trip to the little theatre by the sea was for Antigone. Toured by the Brighton-based Actors of Dionysus, it was created by playwright Christopher Adams. Actors of Dionysus aim to “create fresh, bold and urgent interpretations of Classical Greek work.” And they certainly succeeded on Saturday night in Lyme Regis. I know the […]
The Keeper of Lost Things
Every now and again a book comes along that makes your heart soar. It also makes you want to rush out in the street waving it at random strangers, yelling at them to read it. I haven’t quite resorted to the latter. Yet. I am considering buying copies for dear friends as presents with the […]
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