A review of Shy Feet, by Frances M Thompson (and a giveaway!) Shy Feet is a collection of short stories inspired by the author’s experiences travelling the world, from Thailand to Australia to the Amalfi Coast. This is the first book by Frances Thompson, also known as digital nomad Frankie, a travel blogger and freelance writer who runs As the… Read More
It’s been a long week and I’m looking forward to relaxing a little today. Earlier in the week I went along to a preview of The Tetley, a new art gallery that will be opening this week in Leeds, in the renovated Tetley factory. The team have got some ambitious plans, so check it out if you’re in the area…. Read More
When it comes to blogging, people have differing views about how much personal information they should share. Some bloggers share every detail of their lives: where they live, what they’ve been doing, who they spend time with, plus endless photos of them and their families. In contrast, others prefer to remain anonymous. And of course, there are all the shades… Read More
An interview with Andrew Wille Book doctor Andrew Wille works with writers editing manuscripts, teaching workshops and mentoring. His goal is to help writers create the books they want to write. He also blogs and you can find him on Twitter @andrewwille.
As people keep reminding me, it’s only just over a month until Christmas. Unfortunately, I’ve barely even thought about the presents I’m going to buy, never mind started shopping. So I thought I’d put together a recap of some of the fantastic books I’ve read this year, just in case you need gift inspiration.
I actually thought I hadn’t found too many interesting articles this week…what planet was I on?!
One of my favourite places on Teesside is South Gare, an area at the mouth of the River Tees, just beyond the steelworks at Redcar. For me, it epitomises many of the things that I love about the area: the beauty of the landscape in stark contrast to the industrial buildings that dominate the skyline.
An interview with Stefania Mattana Writer Stefania is the creator of Chase Williams, a former London detective helping to solve crimes in Italy. She also runs the Daily Pinner blog and you can find her on Twitter @EraniaPinnera or visit her website. You’ve just released the latest book in your Chase Williams crime series. What is the most challenging part of… Read More