Breaking the drought...

I have been so busy concentrating on getting my book Encounters 'Out there', that it has been quite some time since I tried to be creative and write something new.

So as I sit here, with the mother of all headaches and the time fast approaching 02.30 in the UK, what better use could I make of my time, other than to try and break this creative drought?

Forgive me folks, for I have sinned...

Forgive me folks, for I have sinned. It has been many weeks since my last post; I would venture to say that it feels much longer, but I know some who might say that it's 'Not been long enough!'

The truth is, I  had neither the time nor inclination for surfing the net or writing over the last month or so... been too busy with other aspects of life that just appeared to drain all energy. Anyway, in an attempt to rectify my lack of attention to all things writing, I have slowly been getting back in the saddle. (Again!)

I'm so excited! Another first... and a give away.

Hot on the heels of my poetry collection Encounters, comes my first interview.

In her latest blog post,  freelance writer and editor Maureen Vincent-Northam deploys her investigative skills to interview yours truly. Want to read what she unearthed? Then head on over to the Writer's Checklist and satisfy your curiosity.

Encounters racks up another 5* review on Amazon

Another wonderful 5* review has just arrived at Amazon in support of Encounters. I am so pleased with the response to date I could dance a little jig.

'Refreshingly Insightful' is just one of the accolades used to describe one readers thoughts on the content held within the covers. To find out what else was said, follow the link below.

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Decisions, decisions...part 1

Putting a collection of poetry together for publication is no easy matter. Not only do you need to have written the poems in the first place, but you also need to decided on the theme and style you want your book to follow.

Bless my cotton socks....Another 5* review hits amazon.

I'm starting to feel all warm and fluffy, Encounters has just received another stellar review over on amazon. This time from Cathie Hinchliffe. Why not hit the link below to see what she had to say? Go on, you know you want to....

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Book Reveiw - The Filey Connection - by David w Robinson

Joe Murray is the owner of the Lazy Luncheonette in the fictional Yorkshire town of Sanford. A self-confessed grumpy old sod, with pockets deeper than his short arms can reach and a mild case of `duck's arse disease', Joe has developed a reputation as a successful amateur detective.