Not In My Own Back Yard: Eighteenth Century Style
It’s always a delight to host Nicola Pryce as her blogs are unfailingly interesting. Here she is with her latest. Over to you Nicola! The Cornish Rebel is the seventh novel in my Cornish series, so I wanted to set it where the others are set – between Polperro and Penzance, or somewhere inland around Truro or Bodmin. It’s the area I know best from […]
Match Me if You Can – Sandy Barker
Absolutely delighted to feature Sandy Barker and her new release. Tell us all about the Ever After Agency series, Sandy! Thank you so much for having me, Georgia. I am so excited to be bringing readers a new romcom series, this one set in a London-based matchmaking agency. This is the third series I’ve written, alongside the Holiday Romance and […]
New Beginnings
After a dismal summer, the mornings are feeling distinctly crisp, there’s dew on the car windscreens and it’s getting dark by eight thirty. Autumn’s on its way! Fewer hours of daylight notwithstanding, it’s a season I love. I’m not a fan of very hot weather so prefer the cool sharp days and clear blue skies, and the beauty of the leaves turning. There’s always another […]
New Beginnings at Christmas Tree Cottage
It’s cover reveal time! Here’s the gorgeous cover of my brand new Christmas romance. I can’t wait to share Jago’s story with you; he broke my heart ❤️ My most favourite hero yet! Available for pre order, it lands on September 29th 🎄❤️🎄
What’s in a Name: Part 2
Back in May I blogged about the difficulties faced when naming characters and the things writers often have to consider. This time I’m looking at naming places. Writers are concerned with creating worlds. The more authentic and convincing that world, the more involving the read. Often writers choose to create completely fictitious settings. I do it all the time. There are distinct advantages […]
Take Three Books with Luisa A Jones
I’m delighted to have Luisa on the blog today. Hello Georgia, and thank you for inviting me to participate in your lovely blog. It’s such a pleasure to take part and discuss books. You’re very welcome, Luisa, it’s lovely to have you here. What book would you like to have written? Hard question! Oh my, there are so […]
In the Writing Cave with Gail Aldwin
I’m delighted to host Gail Aldwin on the blog. Thank you so much, Georgia, for inviting me to share my writing space. I currently split my time between a house in Dorchester, Dorset where my desk overlooks water meadows and a tiny flat in SW London. We let our Dorset house as a holiday home over […]
Rachel Barnett’s Writing Cave
I’m delighted to have Rachel Barnett on the blog today. Here she is describing her writing cave and a little about her writing process. If Rachel’s books are half as much fun as she is, then they’re a must-read! Over to you, Rachel … My writing space has been put to many uses over the […]
What’s in a Name: Part 1
Please be advised there may be some who find the following insulting. Sorry! Any writer will have a problem with names. Let’s think about the mental gymnastics involved in naming characters first of all. I’ll visit naming places in a later blog. For me, when creating a character, often the name comes first. Rachel Makepeace in While I […]
Spring is on its way!
It’s sunny and warm here in Devon today and spring finally seems to be on the way. I’m heading into the garden for the traditional Bank Holiday weekend plant up, tidy up and inevitable bad back! What are you all up to? I’ve been having a play on Canva and produced this. Lovely to see […]
