‘Lost soles’ and ‘I’d rather have a cup of tea’ (Cheated here and conflated two prompts, to catch up. Enjoy!) If…
I sit on a window ledge, high up in the tower. Behind me is the room I’m to spend the…
An old moon hinted at the winter dawn, its soft white luminescence sufficient for the cat to see by. Well,…
In the manner of Miss Marple, but younger, and more upper class, journalist Katie Porter bends her crime-solving skills to…
‘She will be our guest.’ Issy dared lift her gaze a fraction to view the elfin king. He sat on…
Her best friend hissed at her for days before the wedding. ‘Why are you marrying him?’ ‘He’s not a nice…
It’s the first day in the new job and Marian is rushing to be on time. She left home when…
What this post is and is not Four guidelines for effective use of research in your novel is not concerned…
‘Ow, that’s tender.’ Joshua brushed aside his mother’s caring hand laid on the bump on his forehead. ‘Sorry, sweetheart. I’ll…
Father brought the clock back from the war. He’d found it in a bombed-out village in France, the only intact…