What was once truth passes into folklore. Folklore becomes myth, and, over the years, myths become tales. Extraordinary stories describing fantastical creatures and magical worlds. Worlds that are lost to us. Or are they? Myths flirt with the boundary between truth and fantasy. There are the tales we all know, of Greek heroes and Roman…
In my latest author interview, I'm chatting to Clare Littlemore, a fellow Brit and author of dystopian fiction. I'm currently reading Flow, the first book in Clare's new series and am really enjoying it. The second book in the series, Break, launches on the 20th January. Hi Clare! Let’s start with an easy question. Which…
2017 was a year of change for me. I moved house, left my job and went self-employed the first time. I set up not one but two businesses (my freelance writing business and my author business) and got married. It was a year of immense highs but it also had its odd low points Life…
There are popular fairy tales we all know and love, those by Hans Christian Andersen, or the Grimm brothers. Beautiful tales of love, romance, and fighting adversity. There are also traditional fairy tales with more than a smattering of blood, death, and heartbreak, but still, they grab our attention and seep into our hearts. And…