Dec 11, 2015 | Books - Cut Scenes - Shakespeare - Short Stories
There are still a few stories being edited. A few titles may change, a few may be added. But as it stands, here is the Table Of Contents for the new edition of VARNISHED FACES: A Poet's Nightmare – Part ISan Bonifacio's CurseIllyriaThe Daughters Of...
Dec 10, 2015 | Books - Cut Scenes - Shakespeare - Short Stories - The Novel - Travel
I've been hunkered down for weeks, scattered between four or five different writing projects. No, at least eight. Wait, that's not right – where am I? What day is it? No matter. Because I'm surfacing to announce the arrival of a long-promised project...
Apr 17, 2015 | Books - Publishing - Shakespeare - The Novel - Writing
I'm getting a lot of heart-warming questions sent to me through the website and Facebook asking when CAPTIVE COLOURS (Star-Cross'd, Book 5) will be released. Alas, I don't have an answer, because I haven't started it yet. In fact, as I have at least...
Mar 15, 2015 | Shakespeare - Theatre
Being in both historical fiction and classical theatre, I've naturally spent a great deal of time thinking about Julius Caesar. So it's no surprise that, of the many projects I've worked on, one of my proudest achievements is a play starring...
Jan 30, 2015 | Shakespeare - The Novel - Writing
“Writing is easy. You only need to stare at a piece of blank paper until your forehead bleeds.” – Douglas Adams When I set out to write “Her Majesty’s Will,” I was scared. Why? Because I wasn’t going to be able to rely on my usual bag of tricks. I was setting out to...
Dec 23, 2014 | Books - Essential Posts - Shakespeare - The Novel - Theatre - Writing
I've been silent on the blog front for six months. A lot has happened, and every event deserves its own post. Among the good news, I won Best Actor In A Comedy at the Wilde Awards for playing Algernon in The Importance Of Being Earnest; I got hired to be the Fight...
