Forget Dracula. Forget Bram Stoker and all the mythology that’s sprung up around that place.

If you’ve read any of my novels, you’ll know that romance is a key element of my lesbian fiction.

2023 looks like it'll be a hectic one. If I can stick to my schedules, you might have some fresh sapphic fiction to read.

The thing about NaNo is that it's primarily a competition against yourself.

I had one of those stupid thoughts the other day, the kind that wraps my writer brain in knots.

It's a bit of a rule that writers shouldn't give two characters similar names.

Two weeks out from a novel release, I go into something of a tailspin.

Watching the development of clocks through the ages and seeing the ornate timepieces alongside the merely functional is an important lesson.

There's so much to think about in the modern world, although there are plenty of tools out there to help us remember things.

I've had a look at the 54 books I managed to read during 2021 and picked out my favourites.

Childhood dictates many of our Christmas traditions and the way we feel about the festivities.

It's NaNoWriMo time again! The basic premise of NaNo is that you write 50,000 words in 30 days during the month of November.

So, if I haven't stopped writing, what's the problem?

There's nothing quite like taking control of a collection of fictional people in your computer to make you feel more grounded and in charge.

More than 12 months down the line, I've taken definite steps to improve my writing routines and habits.

No kidding, it's difficult to write and edit when the world looks the way it does right now.

I wouldn't categorise myself as a traditional lesbian romance author. My characters are too contrary for that.

National Novel Writing Month (NaNo) is on the horizon. Actually, it's not on the horizon - it's rushing towards us at a clip.

2020: the year the world as we knew it splintered into something else.

You might've heard of the #ReclaimHerName project undertaken by the Women's Prize for Fiction.