BOOKS AS SPORT, ARTWORKS, WORDSEARCH, CARD TRICKS?
A piece about how the writer’s imagination works, using examples from my recently published novel, Love’s Register. My thoughts about writing Love’s Register begin with the image of the novel as a house of cards. What I see is an
DANCE, LAUGH, HAVE FUN WITH SHREWSBURY MORRIS
I interviewed Ray & Bev Langton, team leaders and founder members of Shrewsbury Morris, where people “Dance, Laugh, Have Fun, Repeat.” Bev & Ray talk about ‘distanced dancing’, the changing roles of men and women, plus the history and importance
SUE HAMPTON REBEL SPEAKS
I interviewed Sue Hampton about her latest book Still Rebelling for Life. Sue describes herself on Twitter as: “Quaker, climate & peace activist, grandma, author
GRAHAM JOHNSTONE: THE ART OF GRAPHIC NOVELS (2)
In part two of my interview with graphic novelist Graham Johnstone, we talked about his working methods and how he uses found objects. Graham also
GRAHAM JOHNSTONE: THE ART OF GRAPHIC NOVELS (1)
I interviewed graphic novelist Graham Johnstone who has created some exceptional visual stories based on the lives of famous painters. In the first part of
WHY MAGIC REALISM ROCKS!
I asked Katy Wimhurst to write about her debut collection of short stories, Snapshots of the Apocalypse, published by Fly on the Wall Press. Katy‘s
ART IN MIND WITH BLANDINE
I interviewed Blandine Martin who uses “…weaving , basketry, woodworking to create installation and semi-sculptural work. ” Blandine’s concerns for memory are often expressed through
PAUL MCGEE’S NOT-FOR-PROFIT AUDIOBOOKS
I interviewed Paul McGee, who founded Bibliophone, a not-for-profit enterprise offering authors the opportunity to record their audio books and readers the chance to listen