Spooky Tales for a Cozy Christmas Season
I’m writing this post from my office in our new home on the island of Anglesey. I say “new” home, but the house itself was …
I’m writing this post from my office in our new home on the island of Anglesey. I say “new” home, but the house itself was …
Here we are, knee-deep in the last quarter of the year, snow is finally blanketing the high grounds, and the days are reassuringly bleak and …
I’m really excited to announce that publication day has arrived after another extremely long journey with this, my second novel. Recent weeks have been a …
I’m very pleased to share the cover for my second novel, DON’T LET ‘EM TAKE THE CHILDREN, due to be published by the Book Guild …
While scanning over LinkedIn yesterday I noticed a very well written post by a connection of mine. When I say it was well written, I …
For the last couple of years, I’ve been working on a folk horror story – my second novel – under the working title, DON’T LET …
So here we are, January 2024. The time to enact resolutions, attempt periodic sobriety, and sign up for gym memberships. I do hope your Christmas …
I’m pleased to announce that my first novella in the Cor Et Caput series, BY THE BLOOD OF BRETHREN AND BLACKGUARDS, has been released as …
Here it is, a cover reveal for my latest project – the first in a series of novellas, currently titled, Cor Et Caput. This is …
I’m currently going through the querying process with my second novel, a folk horror piece, titled, ‘Don’t let them take the children.’ The story is …
A Ted Talk video that popped up on my LinkedIn feed the other day talked about success. This is not an uncommon topic on said …
Anyone who read my last post might not be surprised to hear that entering the last quarter of the year has left me feeling a …
I was asked the other day if I could give one piece of advice to my kids for the future, what that would be. Part …
Wow, what a busy summer it’s been. Between family visits, work trips abroad, a few days in Latvia to watch Wales play football (seriously) and …
Just in case you dropped by looking for another instalment, I’m sorry to say last week’s post was the last one! Reception for the chapters …
ONA (III) Ona wandered the Cagwynt town square market stalls, sniffing fruits and soaking up the atmosphere as weekend vendors plied their trade. It had …
PUTER (III) Puter dragged his nails across the surface of his desk as he waited for his guest to arrive. He scanned the City Guard …
CAI (III) As Cai approached his brother’s farm, he tried to remember the conversation that led to their year-long estrangement. It took place during the …
ONA (II) Ona’s classroom was only half filled; attendance had been poor of late as children spent less of their time at the schoolhouse and …
PUTER (II) Puter crossed his arms as he watched Bolgo assess the work needed on the city hall entrance steps. Having just received notification of …