Historical Fiction
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World War One Heroes ~ a Personal Tribute
As we arrive at the final days of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One I would like to make a personal tribute to my Grandfather and Great Uncles. On 6th August 1918 Raymond Jackson (who the family called Tom) of the 3rd Dragoon Guards died as a prisoner of war in…
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Is your favourite character in a novel always the protagonist?
This question was posed to me the other day and got me thinking. Even in my own writing my favourite character isn’t always the protagonist. In ‘Riduna‘ for example, my first novel ~ historical fiction set on the island of Alderney in the Victorian era, Harriet, the protagonist, is key to every part of the…
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Extracts of ‘Murder Now and Then’ and the dangers of writing in the ‘soon-to-be’ future
Should I update my opening scene? What do you think in the light of Brexit and Inderef. I began my murder mystery ‘Murder Now and Then’ with a prologue to set the scene: “The Prologue May 9th 2019 ‘I wouldn’t kill my husband. How could you think such a thing?’ Joanna sat on the grey plastic…
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‘INTRIGUING ~ MYSTERIOUS ~ COMPLEX’ – ‘Murder, now and then’ is out now in paperback
It is exciting to announce that the paperback version of ‘Murder, now and then’ is now available on Amazon.co.uk and on Amazon.com It will take another month (July 2014) before it is available to order from bookshops or for libraries unless directly from the publisher at enquiries@eventispress.co.uk The cover is designed by Emma Black from…

