JAILHOUSE JAUNT 26 October 2019 7pm Don’t ask me how I managed to get roped into volunteering as an excursion chaperone. My rostered days off used to consist...

Many readers will put down a book if it doesn’t grab their attention in the first few lines. The first few lines are crucial. Only give your reader important...

Today, I am thrilled to be bringing you my first author interview. Meet Suzy Turner. A little while ago, I posted a review of Suzy's book tilted 'And Then Th...

Think of story structure as simply the story line or plot. Remember when someone read you a bedtime story as a child. It usually started with ‘Once upon a ti...

Any author knows, a bout of writers block can be crippling. Some say it’s a real thing, while others will tell you it’s all in your head. Either way, if you ...

This book is a profound look at relationships and the impact they have on our lives. The story follows Eve. She is married to Matt, her childhood sweetheart,...

Emma reluctantly got up from her desk, yet again, needing to pee. It was the third time in a space of half an hour. She tried to take her mind of her rattlin...

Plot and characters go hand in hand. Apart from a captivating and entertaining plot, character development is paramount to a good story. There are three main...

I really enjoyed this novella. It was a fun and easy read. Hard working business woman Carol, is our protagonist, and is about to have a Valentine’s Day she ...

It was a truly spectacular day on Sydney Harbour. The Opera House Foreshore was a flurry of activity. Mark watched the Manly Ferry dock at Circular Quay, and...

I like to constantly challenge my self as an author. One way an author can do this, is to write stories in different points of view, or POV for short. In a w...

Kate feels old alone, and regrettably round . It's the 1st of February, and today happens to be her fortieth birthday. This month she must survive, a pending...

CHAPTER ONE Penny stared blankly out of her kitchen window, squinting hard as the scorching summer sun pierced its way through the branches of the enormous g...

This fun little festive novella is a story about heartbreak, friendship, holiday plans gone wrong, and finding something wonderful when you least expect it. ...

Today, I am delighted to be bringing you my first interview. Meet Chrissy Wolfe from EFC Services. Chrissy gives us an insight into her work as an editor. So...

I have just published my first book. A novella titled Crayons and Chaos. It was a rather large learning curve that involved endless hours of sacrifice, anxie...

This self-published novella is a heartwarming little romance that will make you smile. Who doesn’t love a holiday fling? Rebecca has a lovely way of describi...

Crayons and Chaos is my first published piece of work. It is a fun little novella inspired by my real life experience of becoming an instant step mum to two ...

I love to tell the world a good story. Remember being told a bedtime story, when you were a child? The written word is one of the world’s oldest forms of ent...

BACKYARD BEDLAM 24 November 2019 11 pm This evening really tested my patience. I literally, was ready to pack a rather large bag, and move out on my own. I a...