For many people, the term #Kaiatus is something that I've used, but I haven't really explained, so I thought I'd explain it. At least a little. Kaiatus is my time off to work on everything I need to work on. A lot of the work I'm doing right now is to do with getting set up for doing m backlist books, and ensuring that I've gotten the work that I need to do, and work out how … [Read more...] about #Kaiatus 2024 – May – ?
Mental health
W is for Wishes
One of the things I love playing with in my writing is how what we wish for versus what we get is pretty much never the same. Even my romances end slightly differently to 'the norm'. It's not to say that there's not a happily ever after, just...more that I've got a specific idea of what happy looks like, realistically. Why shouldn't I? I've been given a dream life (right … [Read more...] about W is for Wishes
P for Psychosis #Mondayblogs
I know that a lot of you won't like this post. I know that for those of you that are used to the neutral(ish) tone I've been told I sometimes employ, this will be hard to read. And I know if you know me personally, this might just expose a few things that you didn't know about me. But, painfully blunt, incredibly transparent is who and what I am. It's important to be honest … [Read more...] about P for Psychosis #Mondayblogs
M is for Meditation #MondayBlogs
M is for Meditation I've always found that meditation is something that comes sorta easily to me. Well, kinda. My brain still does the whole 'chasing ideas into the flow of information thing' instead of letting them go sometimes, and sometimes, I'm really bad at objectively labelling thinking and feeling thoughts, but, I've found, overall, that meditation is great for … [Read more...] about M is for Meditation #MondayBlogs
M is for Mourning
Every year I get to the AtoZ and think about whether I should talk about losing friends, and every year I've decided that I won't do it. And even this year, even though my writing is often dedicated to friends, even though my words are built around the things I do and know, so losing people - my friends and family - obviously changes how I see things and what I've talked about … [Read more...] about M is for Mourning