Taking a brief break
Dear all – many thanks for your interest in A Writer of History. This year has featured advice from many authors, insights from book bloggers, as well as highlights from
December 24, 2019
Dear all – many thanks for your interest in A Writer of History. This year has featured advice from many authors, insights from book bloggers, as well as highlights from
From 2004 to 2007 my husband and I enjoyed the vibrancy of Hong Kong — its Asian flavour and exotic nature, stunning scenery, and friendly people, its strange-to-us customs and
Golf is my husband’s passion … ergo, it is also a favourite activity of mine even though my game is much less than stellar than his. A few days ago,
Last year on August 15th, my husband and I were in a plane crash. Miraculously, all four including the pilot survived … for details see the original post I wrote
When your golf is the pits, you can always enjoy the scenery. PS … there’s a huge gully between the tee and the green and my golf ball got lost
I went spinning last week. The first ten minutes are always tough. That’s when your legs are saying “what the heck are you doing to us?” and your heart is
As I said on Facebook a few weeks ago, I have a confession to make — the work in progress is contemporary rather than historical fiction. “And how did that
While in Quebec City, we visited a museum — the Musee des Beaux Arts — that features Inuit works from across Canada (stunning) and well-known Quebec artists such as Jean-Paul
My husband and I were in Quebec City this past weekend to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary – yes, 50 years together, an amazing and wonderful accomplishment! So now, dear
Roughly ten years ago, I gave up the day job – had a virtual bonfire for the scads of files I wouldn’t need anymore, purchased a bulletin board for writerly
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
