Showing posts with label Written on the Wind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Written on the Wind. Show all posts

Monday, 11 November 2013

Written on the Wind is live!

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It's finally here. The longer version of Written on the Wind is up on Kindle.

It is set on the North Yorks moors,

it contains a mysterious gardener and an ancient grove of trees

and mobiles


and gingerbread

Enjoy!
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Wednesday, 21 March 2012

Written on the Wind - the finale!

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The final episode of Written on the Wind is out today.



In which EVERYTHING is solved, sorted and explained. Hope you enjoy it!
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Wednesday, 14 March 2012

Written on the Wind - part three

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The third part of my North Yorks moors serial is now out. Annie is still trying to settle into Moor End House, but is hampered by not knowing what Luke and Rob are up to.

She finds a degree of peace amongst the trees in the grove, visits old Joe in hospital, and shows that she is determined to build her own life here.

Warning: features trees.



Birch, alder, willow, oak. Holly, hazel, apple, beech.
And the ivy to bind and the yew to watch.




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Saturday, 3 March 2012

Written on the Wind - part two

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This week in my North Yorks moors serial, Annie is baffled by beautiful Luke and reacquaints herself with Celtic trees.

I love the illustration for part two: the way it waterfalls down the side of the page and pools in the bottom corner.

What Annie doesn't ever get to have - in print anyway - is one of my favourite things from Whitby: Botham's gingerbread loaf. Firm, dry but soft, melts in the mouth and intensely gingery. Exactly how gingerbread always used to be. Much consumption went into the writing of this serial.

13th March issue should be on sale Wed 7th or Thurs 8th this week.


Sunday, 26 February 2012

Written on the Wind - part one

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Hooray! The first part of my new serial for Woman's Weekly is out this week!



Written on the Wind is about Annie Farrow - an artist who makes beautiful, stylised mobiles. Her dream is to create larger installations whilst supporting herself with her artwork, but this seems unlikely until her great aunt leaves her a house on the edge of the North Yorkshire moors.

However, Annie discovers that the wild seclusion of Moor End House doesn't quite provide the uncomplicated lifestyle that she'd thought it would.


Issue is March 6th 2012 - on sale 1st March!

(And yes that IS David Essex on the cover)