On my Author Facebook page, I posted a vow that I would clean up my office. So much paperwork to sort out. Lots of it relates to family, and

There’s a Queensland author who writes historicals with Australian settings. She’s very popular overseas, particularly in Germany. I’ve read

These days I buy only from friends, people with whom I’m sharing the writing journey. The less heavy lifting when I eventually downsize, the

Genealogical research is an amazing thing. I first started my investigations at the National Library in Canberra decades ago when recovering

This writing lark is a fine excuse for reading books. We writers learn how to create by reading the work of others. Occasionally a book can

When we travel, we can imagine our fictional characters doing what we do. So, for example, we take note of what it feels like to use public

Those of us whose first language is English are fortunate. Wherever we travel, inevitably there are other English speakers who can help us d

When you begin researching your family, you are drawn into a world of wonderful stories. Dozens of tales from other countries. My grandmothe

My parents had purchased our house from my late grandmother’s estate. Built in the 1830s, there were a few convict bricks and, under the tin

I’m looking forward to this story evolving into an actual book. Then I can truly say, to quote the famous fantasy author Neil Gaiman, “A boo