In honour of today being Mother’s Day (in the UK at least, but I believe one or two other places as well), the Macaronis are having a mini motherhood fest, with excerpts from published historical fiction and new writing. Why not pop along and read about Charlie Cochrane’s redoubtable Mrs Stewart, and my musings on the role of a mother in historical fiction? 
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JL Merrow is that rare beast, an English person who refuses to drink tea. She read Natural Sciences at Cambridge, where she learned many things, chief amongst which was that she never wanted to see the inside of a lab ever again. Her one regret is that she never mastered the ability of punting one-handed whilst holding a glass of champagne.
She writes across genres, with a preference for contemporary gay romance and the paranormal, and is frequently accused of humour.
Find JL Merrow online at: www.jlmerrow.com
In honour of today being Mother’s Day (in the UK at least, but I believe one or two other places as well), the Macaronis are having a mini motherhood fest, with excerpts from published historical fiction and new writing. Why not pop along and read about Charlie Cochrane’s redoubtable Mrs Stewart, and my musings on the role of a mother in historical fiction? 
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JL Merrow 