Award-winning author of Regency romance, contemporary romantic comedy, novellas. Also serials and short stories for women's magazines, poems for the small press, and anything else that might sell.
Today I have packed my thermos and sandwiches and can be found at the RNA Blog talking about Writing Close To Home. Do pop over there if you have a moment.
. The normal running of this blog will be interrupted this week while I take time out to go to TWO parties. Yes, two!
On Wednesday I will catch up with lots of my talented friends at the launch of the fabulous RNA 50th Anniversary Anthology Loves Me, Loves Me Not(in which I may have mentioned that I have a story)
and then on Thursday it is the turn of the RNA Winter Party with even more friends!
There will also be several hours of RNA committee meeting in between, but hey, it's a small price to pay. .
They shall grow not old As we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them Nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun And in the morning We will remember them
There I was, cold and glum, looking at the screed of disconnected rambling sentences that is the current wip, with all sorts of jobs stacked up waiting for me...
DING DONG DING DONG (no, I don't know why it always rings twice, either)
And lo and behold, outside my front door was a completely out-of-the-grey delivery!
Aren't they gorgeous? All glossy and shiny and with my name on them and everything.
So, to celebrate, I'm going to give one away. Yes, really, don't try to stop me.
To be in with a chance of winning, just tell me what would make your life suddenly full of sparkle and good cheer if an unexpected parcel of it turned up on your doorstep?
Provided I could see through all the condensation on my brand-new windows, that is. Is that right? Should brand-new double-glazed windows in new wonderfully white uPVC frames get condensation?
Ah, of course! It must be all that brand-new cavity wall insulation making the inside of the house warmer than the outside.
At this rate the promised reduction in heating bills will be used up in buying extra kitchen towels to mop up all the 'internal dew'! .