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Just to keep you entertained while I write – another photo from Qld. Self, Trudi Canavan and Matthew Farrer, photo by Donna Hanson. And what a lovely bookstore. I would have liked to walk out the door with half their … Continue reading
Glenda Larke
.And now the fun begins. I re-read and decide if I have written 166,600 words of crap or something so brilliant my star will shine in the firmament… …or more probably something somewhere between. I will cut and expand and … Continue reading
. I figure another two thousand words should do it! 164122 / 166000 words. 99% done! … Continue reading
. This via Making Light: Reading worked best, reducing stress levels by 68 per cent, said cognitive neuropsychologist Dr David Lewis. Subjects only needed to read, silently, for six minutes to slow down the heart rate and ease tension in … Continue reading
My daughter’s street. The kids were sledding down the hill in front of her house. University closed. School closed. Trouble is, when you live in a place where it rarely snows, neither the services nor the cats cope well! They … Continue reading
.You may note that I have brought the goalpost a little closer…The first draft looks like coming in a little less lengthy than I anticipated. Books one and two were pretty much the same length, a shade over 180,000 words. … Continue reading
.I heard a whisper that Chapter Three of Stormlord Rising might be up on the Voyager Blog tomorrow (Friday)… And here’s why I felt at home in the Qld rainforest – so like Malaysia-lah! . … Continue reading
. I have never had such a day as yesterday. Here is it in a nutshell blog. I heard, separately, in different emails from different people: Shadow of Tyr has gone to reprint in UK. Having attracted the attention of … Continue reading
Too busy to blog, so just enjoy some pix And this photo above has got to be my dream farmhouse evah…. … Continue reading
All good birding trips start with food and friends…Some of my favorite people offered us their hospitality and drove the car and showed us the birds. Many thanks to Aun Tiah, Siew Ping and Dr Smathi Chong Good birding trips … Continue reading