This is a link to an article I’ve just written for ‘The Blue Nib’ journal’s new section, ‘The Daily’, which features non-fiction, reportage and memoir. https://thebluenib.com/from-hawaii-to-bedford-via-hay-on-wye-how-a-story-might-travel/ It’s about my third-placed story in…
The results of the Bedford International Story Prize were announced last night, and I am thrilled to have won Third Prize. In earlier news, I mentioned that my story ‘Miss Bird…
I’m very pleased to have my story, ‘Water, Earth, Stone’, accepted for publication by the beautiful ‘Confluence’ literary magazine. ‘Confluence’ is changing its format to twice-yearly, anthology-length, and I’m thrilled to…
Click image above for link (opens in new tab) I’m delighted to be on the short list of the Bedford International Writing Prize. I’m especially pleased, as my story, ‘Miss…
Not so much ‘news’, as a retrospective look at 2019, in which I was lucky enough to have had several stories featured in anthologies. As it happened, this started and…
A little slow in writing about this, owing to the disruption that is Christmas and the New Year! December 21st, the Winter Solstice, the shortest day, the longest night of…
Here’s the link to a new blog I’ve written - Sea Change (opens in new window). It’s about one of my stories, ‘Sea Change’, which will be read at the Solstice…
And here they are - my author copies of Willesden Herald New Short Stories 11. Can't wait to read the other stories, and if anyone else fancies some excellent contemporary…
This have just completed a video trailer for my novella, ‘Esther Bligh’, published by Holland House Books.It gives a flavour of the story – a dark tale, perfect for these dark,…
Good news! The funding target for the Arachne Press Solstice Shorts has been reached, and arrangements for the performances are going ahead. Here’s some info about the Greenwich event, where…