Category Archives: Workshops
New historical flash: Let them wear cake
“Let them wear cake” is my latest publication, a 400 word flash fiction about Marie Antoinette’s hair. It was written for the Great Flash Fiction Festival, a fantastic and highly recommended series of three one day online workshops with three … Continue reading
How I spent the pandemic: MA in Crime Fiction Writing at University of East Anglia
I am not the kind of writer who gets to a certain point in their development and decides that they’ve learned enough, that they’re good enough. I enjoy studying the craft of writing and continuing to improve as a writer. … Continue reading
Bouchercon 2017, eh?
Bouchercon is an international mystery convention, the largest in the world, typically held in North America. Fittingly, Bouchercon 2017: Passport to Murder was held in Toronto, a very international, very lovely city. I had a great time … Continue reading