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Less than two months away now, in mid-March, the first book of a new trilogy from Glenda Larke will be on the shelves. It is being published worldwide by Orbit. The Lascar’s Dagger is the Book 1 of The Forsaken … Continue reading
Glenda Larke
I may write fantasy, but basically I am a very scientifically oriented person who believes nothing absolutely until it’s proven to be true. And one thing I have always been sceptical about is UFOs. (Another is ghosts). I reckon both … Continue reading
“Downton Abbey Continues Its Sadistic Streak Against Women” is the title of an article in Slate Magazine by June Thomas, and I’m afraid it annoyed me. Perhaps I’m not qualified to comment, as I haven’t seen the latest episodes of … Continue reading
This is where we had dinner last night: Fish and chips, while we looked across at million $ yachts… Mandurah, the area where we live, is a mixed sort of place. People live here because property is cheaper to … Continue reading
Walked to this beach this morning–in an attempt to get some inspiration for a chapter that is giving me some difficulty. Still can’t get the chapter right, but the beach was lovely anyway! This place is half an hour’s walk … Continue reading
Actually not true. I am rarely lonely, although I do like wandering. It clears the head after being crouched over my computer for hours, trying to write a steady 1,500 (good) words a day in book 2 of The Forsaken … Continue reading
Wood Duck … Continue reading
Believe it or not, we owe our lives to these things: Which are found here (and in very few other places these days): This is Lake Clifton, and it’s just a short drive away from my house in a national … Continue reading
Grey Kangaroo-not very grey… Bob-tailed Goanna, actually a skink which gives birth to live young … Continue reading
We are in Summer now. Warm days of endless sun… As those of you know me well, or who have been reading this blog over the years will realise — I have loved the tropical rainforest. Its grandeur, its wild … Continue reading