Why I wrote Ten Dates by Rachel Dove

Why I wrote Ten Dates by Rachel Dove

I am always thinking about what happens to stop people from being in love, or taking the plunge with telling someone they want to be with them. Too many times, the stories are heartbreaking. Soldiers go off to war, never telling the one they love how they felt before...
Representing Disability in Fiction by Jo Bartlett

Representing Disability in Fiction by Jo Bartlett

One thing I’ve tried to do in my books is to represent the communities where my stories are set. Across the first six books in the Cornish Midwives series, I’ve written about the different forms families come in and diversity in terms of ethnicity, culture, age,...
Surviving The Weekend by L.H. Stacey

Surviving The Weekend by L.H. Stacey

Like Elizabeth Dewhurst, the heroine of THE WEEKEND, most of us grow up in normal houses, with very normal families. I personally grew up in a mining village. A terraced house, that didn’t have a real indoor bathroom until I was around four years old and even then, we...