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At the starting block (again)
In an earlier blog post, I mentioned I put aside work on my Robin Hood novel in May. But I have good news for fans of my medieval historical fiction. I dove back into the rough draft of Rogue in early August. The manuscript was sitting at just over 45,000 words (about 180 pages). I […]
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Dispatches from the home coffee shop
Greetings from my writing cave or, Life’s curveballs I retired in January and expected to be home more. But like many of you, I hadn’t anticipated I would have to stay home. Interesting times, eh? I miss the coffee shop. I miss seeing the regulars – the baristas, former colleagues and friends – and I […]
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Updates from the Coffee Shop
My Writing Journey I wish I could say I spend a lot of time on the weekends with this view. I do miss St. Ives in Cornwall and the fabulous cream tea at the Tate St. Ives. I’ll be back in the UK in September, but, sadly, won’t have time to get to St. Ives. My […]
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Do you want to read a little science fiction?
Echoes of the Storm You may recall that my first ever published story was “A Glimmer of Hope” in the Star Wars Adventure Journal. I always planned to write a sci fi novel, but I fell in love with 12th century British history (and with the two knights Sir Henry & Sir Stephan). Some of […]
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I write, therefore I rewrite…
I am headed to the Union food trucks to grab lunch and then will continue edits on Book II of Battle Scars, For King and Country. Now is the perfect time for you to read Book I, Men of the Cross: http://mybook.to/MenoftheCross. See how war and love shape the knights Henry de Grey and Stephan l’Aigle. Cover reveal […]