Suffragettes and other Rabble-rousers
In ‘A Hospital in the Clouds’, you step into the post World War 1 period, and meet Anna, a suffragette and nurse; a woman with a dark secret, but whose experiences are reflected even today.
Pandemic Past and Present
We are in a time of nervous anticipation as scientists and governments race to produce and deliver vaccines for each new mutation of the virus, to deliver to a global population of over 7 billion people.
The Girl in the Album – a memoir
When I was young, I lived in Africa.
The Small Publisher
Indie publishing companies are usually small enough, or independent enough, to have the desire to really care about their lists’ longevity.
Summer in Norway
Our trip to beautiful Norway inspired my latest novel (work in progress). Here’s a film clip of the gorgeous sights.
The Outlander Effect
The thing about the Outlander phenomenon that I think needs to be acknowledged is that it is not really new, and that it is essentially conservative and of course, reductive. The first popular romanticising of the Scottish Highlands in novels can be attributed to Walter Scott.