Where heroes dwell
I’ve uploaded Castle Dangerous to the short story pages, it has another name in Bees in my Bonnet but I had to turn to it for an exercise for the local writers’ group who set […]
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The odour of old
Scientist discover a stinky heritage.
Personality and Community
Maybe I’m attracted to write about the Stuart’s yachts and small events like the Bombardment of Eilean Donan castle, because I read so much C. S. Forester, who had not only Hornblower, but Brown on […]
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Back to the future
I should really be doing more about 1820 but I’m going to take a breather and think about the next project. I enjoy the village stories in Oakhaven and Cairndhu but need to do a […]
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Mayflower and …
Why the Stuarts are so interesting.
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Diddles of the King Historical Fiction
How can a writer use King Arthur’s legend to create a story line?
An extra helping of plot
More ideas for having food as a major element in a short story.
Best in Show / Books / Character Development / Fergus Findlay: Drover / Sullatober Dalton / Welcome to Oakhaven
‘I’ is the Greatest
There are advantages in using a single point of view character in a novel.
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More Points of View
Just fix the worst of it
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First third person point of view
My method of ensuring a firm point of view character.
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