Unequal By Birth Book Launch What a wonderful experience the launch of Unequal By Birth has been. The book came out on Friday last week and by the celebration event on Saturday I was already sitting about Hilary Mantel in the US Historical Fiction chart on Amazon. New Walk Museum The launch event itself was […]
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What a rollercoaster!
Well bringing out The Blight and the Blarney has led to an amazing rollercoaster of a ride that I was not expecting. I’m offering the ebook for free to give people the chance to try my writing. Yesterday, I saw the effect of it starting to chart on Amazon. And once it started there was […]
FREE to download – Are We Nearly Famous?
Free to download – Are We Nearly Famous? samples of writing by Rosemary J. Kind, Sheila Crosby, Patsy Collins and Lynne Pardoe
Embers of the Day
Embers of the Day is a collection of twenty short stories by Rosemary J. Kind
Top Ten UK Pet Blogs
Alfie’s Diary named one of UK’s top Pet Blogs for the second year running
The Complete Entlebucher Mountain Dog Book
The Complete Entlebucher Mountain Dog Book is available in a number of formats and is a complete guide to the breed
Being Katniss Everdeen
Being Katniss Everdeen Reality is not always a pretty place to live. Day to day life can be mundane or in some cases very difficult and we all find different ways to deal with that. Some people lose themselves in the bottom of a tumbler of whiskey and others become addicted to computer games, losing […]
Dear Jeffrey Archer, I’m sorry!
Dear Jeffrey Archer, I’m sorry! Now prejudice is a dreadful thing and one that I don’t condone in any form. On that basis the following probably totally serves me right. For years I have disliked Jeffrey Archer. It’s totally unfounded as I have never met the man and have only based by reaction on media […]
From Story Idea to Reader
From Story Idea to Reader is the writing guide which Patsy Collins and I have written together. You can find out more about it here.
Parallels for Refugees
Parallels between the current refugee situations and the mass migration of the 1800s