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
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
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
Park ranger Wally is struggling to cope with humanity’s effect on the forest he takes care of. But then one night, he encounters a little girl that will alter him and the park forever… [Rating: All Ages] Cressida the Witch As the sun went down, a quiet ascended over Greenwood Park, except for … More Short Story: Cressida the Witch
Ever since I came to London for the first time in 2010, I have been mesmerised and inspired by this city. So many stories exist because of London. From tales about its people and its history to English literature and British culture and media. Although to be honest, my love for the city and the … More Blog: London, My Muse
When I started writing my own stories, I struggled with finding the right process for me. I was looking for one that would inspire me to keep writing and also keep me productive, but I had a hard time finding it. At first, I just started writing whenever I had a vague idea and I’d … More Blog: Frustrations of Finding the Right Writing Process
