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My latest blog posts

My latest blog posts

Favourite poem: The Stars Falling

It’s been a while since I’ve shared a poem from my favourite poet, Leconte de Lisle. Regular readers of my blog will remember I have a real affinity for de Lisle’s poetry, which dates back to the 19th century. His verses are a source of inspiration for me in creating

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Burning Embers: The book trailer

I’m delighted to announce that the book trailer for my new novel is now live:  I had a lot of fun writing the script for this, and am delighted with the visuals – particularly of the lead male character in the book, Rafe, who is most rakish and debonair. I

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The top ten most romantic lines in literature

Regular readers of my blog and followers on Twitter will have spotted that I love quotations – especially romantic ones. I find them inspiring, and they often eloquently voice a sentiment one struggles to put into words. I was intrigued to see recent reports of a survey commissioned to boost

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A terrace with a view

  We often have our aperitif on this terrace before meals, à la Française, looking out onto the view.  I sit here sometimes in the afternoon reading to research my current book.

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The way to a man’s heart…

… is through his stomach, or so they say. Anatomically, that seems rather suspect; but I would have to agree that food – especially when cooked by one lover for the other – has vast potential to create a romantic ambiance. But it has to be the right food. You

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Counting down to publication

April is fast approaching, and with it the publication of my novel Burning Embers by Omnific Publishing. It’s an exciting time indeed; this is a milestone I’ve much looked forward to in my journey as a writer. I first began writing Burning Embers years ago. The story and the setting

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Favourite poems about the ocean

The ocean was my first love. I grew up in a house overlooking the sea, and it was a constant source of inspiration to me growing up. There is something so breathtakingly beautiful about the water – the power of its motion; the glorious colours, changing daily; its constancy; its

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Ship of dreams

The harbour, a short walk from my house. In the evening after a good day’s writing I go to a little cafe outside the harbour where there is a soft sea breeze and relax as I watch the boats and passers-by.

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