author of celtic, medieval, gothic and fairytale inspired fiction
The day has finally come!
My teeny tiny drabble, Eyes Open has been published to Trembling With Fear.
It was actually inspired by a song and written a few years ago but I never found the right home for it. Now, with a little tweaking I have.
To read it, go here. I hope you enjoy it.
For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with Ruschelle Dillon, head on over to The Horror Tree.
An Interview with… Ruschelle Dillon
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For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with Bruno Lombardi, head on over to The Horror Tree.
An Interview with… Bruno Lombardi
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The sixteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is a novel by Christa Carmen and it was reviewed by Devin Sauve, who gave it two out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with Dave D’Alessio, head on over to The Horror Tree.
An Interview with… Dave D’Alessio
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The fifteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is an horror novel by Alex White and it was reviewed by Carl R. Jennings, who gave it four out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
Just a few minutes ago I received an acceptance on my drabble, “Eyes Open”. It’s being published on the Horror Tree as part of their Trembling With Fear online publication.
It marks my twentieth acceptance for 2019. I’m hoping, that with some luck I can double that by the end of the year and maybe even hit fifty acceptances by the end of the year.
No word yet on when it will appear but I can’t wait to share it with you.
For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with Meredith Anderson, head on over to The Horror Tree.
An Interview with… Meredith Anderson
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For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with K. Matt, head on over to The Horror Tree.
The Horror Tree Presents… An Interview with K. Matt
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Why writing isn’t a chore… and yet I have a list of things to keep me going through to the end of April. And I totally love it, despite how overwhelming it gets some days.
I spent the day organising my writing related to-do list, in between household chores and begging the Gods that it didn’t rain so the washing I had out on the line could actually have a chance to dry, whilst wishing like mad I had a dryer that worked, of course. It’s still not dry…
This is what I have so far… and I swear there’s things I’ve forgotten, so this list will likely be added to over the next few days.
Did I mention I’m trying to keep myself accountable this year? Well I am!
What’s on your to do list? Anything exciting? My mundane chore list isn’t as exciting as my writing one, but I’ll leave you with the image that is a household of 6 and no dishwasher. Yes, there’s tears and they’re usually all mine.
The fourteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is an occult horror novel by Deborah Sheldon and it was reviewed by Alyson Faye, who gave it five out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with Margarita Felices, head on over to The Horror Tree.
The Horror Tree Presents… An Interview with Margarita Felices
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I’m a little late off the starting block with this one, but the thirteenth book review for The Horror Tree has finally dropped!
It is an occult horror novel by F.G. Cottam and it was reviewed by Alyson Faye, who gave it three out of five stars.
You can read it for yourself here.
For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with Em Dehaney, head on over to The Horror Tree.
The Horror Tree Presents… An Interview with Em Dehaney
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For those of you who may not have seen my latest interview with Amanda J Evans, head on over to The Horror Tree.
The Horror Tree Presents… An Interview with Amanda J Evans
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