Jacinta, Who? The Weird Truth About Forgetting Your Own Characters
One of the oddest aspects of being a writer is how fleeting my connection to my own work can be One of the oddest aspects of being a writer is…
Slashing, Polishing, Perfecting: How Revision Brings Stories to Life”
Writing a book isn’t a straightforward path; it’s a meandering journey. For me, it starts with an idea—a kernel of inspiration that I tease into a few early chapters. These…
Crafting Legacies, One Reader at a Time
When asked about the main aim of writing, I often respond—somewhat tongue-in-cheek—”to achieve immortality.” Writing allows us to leave something behind, a lasting imprint of our ideas, thoughts, and creativity.…
Rubbish, Really? A Tale of Friendship and Creativity
Creativity, I’ve learned, thrives in the most unexpected circumstances. My first foray into comedy, Rubbish, is a prime example. My friend and co-author, Chris Barfoot, kickstarted the project by teasing…