Monthly Archives: May 2018

The Diary of a (Trying to be Holy) Mum By Fiona Lloyd

Posted on May 26, 2018 by

This tackles the question – how are we holy?  Where do we find God in the mess of a complex, busy life?   If you enjoyed ‘Helen Sloane’s Diary’ you’d enjoy this, even more if you are a parent of school-age … Continue reading →

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The problem with asking experts and backing up your work

Posted on May 14, 2018 by

Do you consult experts about your stories?  Do you backup your work? Always ask experts:  they like to be asked for advice, they will know things that might spark off ideas, and it’s always good to chat to people. But … Continue reading →

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Clues in plain sight

Posted on May 7, 2018 by

We have all come across clever detectives. Miss Marple solves a crime by noticing the inconsistent use of ‘inquiry’ and ‘enquiry’ in two letters. Jonathon Creek spots a geranium and so works out how the body got into the wardrobe.  … Continue reading →

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