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Progress Update: Project E and Project 🐸

If you happen to follow me on social media, you may have noticed amid the non-stop barrage of ads for Penstricken: Collected Stories and brief updates on the second draft of Project E that I recently completed the first draft of something else which I have dubbed Project 🐸.

Vote for The Nest!

One of my flash fictions, The Nest, got shortlisted for Voice.Club's flash fiction contest! Now I need your vote to help me win.

Approaching My Second Draft

Well, I've started work on the second draft of my non-medieval inspired fantasy novel known to all but the chosen few who knows its true title as 'Project E'

Book Review: The Thursday Murder Club

I probably bought The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman for the same reason you did: I remembered how funny, likable and intelligent the author seemed to be on Pointless and thought that would mean his writing would be equally as funny, likable and intelligent.

First Draft of Project E is DONE!

Well I am stunned and delighted to announce that the first draft of my current WIP, known to all but the chosen few as 'Project E,' is done.

Project E2?

Today as I was writing the final showdown between the protagonist and the antagonist, something happened I hadn’t really bargained on...

‘Project E’ Update

Well I promised you occasional updates on how things are progressing with the old W.I.P., known to all but the chosen few who know it's true title as 'Project E,' so I suppose I'd better try to keep my promise.

Book Review: To Ash and Dust by H.L. Walsh

I have been eager to find out what happens next for Malach, Amara and the other characters in the 'Deliverance' trilogy, and so I jumped at the chance to read an ARC copy of the second book, To Ash and Dust, in exchange for an honest review.

Book Review: Mark of the Raven

I love a good old fashioned high fantasy set in faintly medieval inspired magical worlds and Christian fantasy Mark of the Raven by Morgan L. Busse promised to be exactly that.... In general, an enjoyable book... It didn’t knock my socks off but it was okay.

Review: Behold the Monkey

Inspired by a true story, this short TV film tells the story of Cecilia Giménez (Imma Colomer): a woman from Borja in Spain, who has dreamed of being an artist ever since the day, as a small girl, she saw a church fresco of Christ entitled Ecce Homo (Behold the Man).