I blog and write (urban) fantasy and science fiction for children and (young) adults. Come and take a look or follow me to read my stories and my blog on my website!
In this blog series, I write about the stories I have written so far and my personal meaning behind them. Not everyone likes to know what a writer intended when they read stories. A reader might prefer to focus on their own interpretation and keep the writer’s personal view of the story separate, and that … More Behind The Story: All All Hallows’ Writing Quest
Happy Hallowe’en one and all! I have something very exciting to share with you today! I narrated my first story! And it was so much fun! So if you prefer listening to a story over reading it and if you fancy listening to me reading you my wee Halloween tale (for all ages), during your … More Audiobook: An All Hallows’ Quest
Finally, Hallowe’en has arrived and four friends are excited to leave the afterlife for that one evening! But then, the barrier between the worlds abruptly closes… Genre: A children’s fantasy story for all ages. An All Hallows’ Eve The queue before them stretched out in both directions, all the way through the … More Short Story: An All Hallows’ Quest
Why you don’t have to write every day to be able to say you are a writer. What makes you a writer? So many articles have been written about this subject. ‘Write every day!’ one piece says. ‘Write a 1000 words every day!’ says another piece. ‘Sit at your desk every day!’ says yet another. … More Blog: How To Be A Writer
Right now, you are reading this post on a public website with short stories free to read by all, but until only the beginning of this year was I terrified to share my fiction with anyone. I didn’t even share my ideas. Especially not my ideas. For they were unoriginal, boring, bad, uninteresting. But I … More Blog: How I Overcame My Insecurity About Sharing My Writing
Behind the story: ‘Crash Landing‘. In this blog series, I write about the stories I have written so far and my personal meaning behind them. Not everyone likes to know what a writer intended when they read stories. A reader might prefer to focus on their own interpretation and keep the writer’s personal view of … More Blog: When An Alien Comes To Visit
When Giselle wakes up in the middle of the night from a loud noise, she does not expect to find an unconscious alien on her living room floor… Genre: Science-fiction comedy Rating: 16+ for language Crash Landing Pink waves rolled gently onto the blue sandy beach. Giselle let the coloured water trickle … More Short Story: Crash Landing
An update on my upcoming stories. After taking a summer break, I am very excited to share a little more about the stories I have in the pipeline for you. There is one story in particular that I’m quite excited about. It is a story longer than I have written for a while and one … More Blog: New Stories Incoming!
A blog post on how my summer unintentionally became devoid of writing Summer has always been a challenge for me. Not just because the high temperatures tend to disagree with my body, but also because seeing people go on far away holidays or even a nearby beach or festival while my body and mind keep … More Blog: My (Non-)Writing Summer
A blog post on climate change and on why I wrote ‘Cressida the Witch’ I wanted to expand this blog by writing about the stories I have written so far and my personal meaning behind them. Not everyone likes to know what the writer intended when they read stories though. A reader might prefer to … More Blog: How Children Shape Our Planet
