For a crime writer, the setting is never just a backdrop—it is a character in its own right. The walls, the windows, and the sheer proximity to a neighbour all determine the kind of murder that can happen and, crucially, how the killer gets away with it. Forget the Californian mansion; in a true British…
In the world of cozy mysteries, the crime itself is rarely the hardest part to write. No, the real villain in the publishing process is often the title. It needs to be catchy, quirky, and signal what the genre is in just a few words. Crafting the perfect title for a book is, ironically, harder…
These recipes are all simple home-baking fare, shown just as you’d enjoy them. They’re delicious and are sure to please your family and friends even if they’re not perfect. Have fun this holiday, and happy baking! Arrina’s Cheese Oatcakes Julie’s Quintuple-tipple Gingerbread Cake Add a slice of stem ginger on top to present or enjoy…
Friday is my writing day. I write every day (the writing muse loves a writing routine), but Friday is different… On Friday, I do nothing but write…Well, I also drink coffee and eat cake. But those are purely fuel for the writing. I’m lucky enough to have a full-time, successful indie author friend here in…