Author Archives: jlmerrow

Yes, it’s the last stop on the Wight Mischief blog toddle, and today I’m over at Joyfully Jay talking about the things I’ll do for a story!  Why not pop along – this is your last chance to enter to … Continue reading →

Today I’m over at Clare London’s blog, talking about saucy seaside postcards.  Oo-er, missus! Why not pop along for more colourful innuendo – and a chance to Win the Wight! ;D

  What the well-dressed Englishman is wearing on the beach this year Surely British people don’t really go skinny-dipping? Find out the truth over at Top2Bottom Reviews today! – and don’t forget to comment for a chance to Win the … Continue reading →

Merrow does a wonderful job evoking a place that is probably unfamiliar to most readers.  The island is almost a character unto itself…a wonderful story – exciting, suspenseful, romantic, beautiful setting, and unusual plot.  Definitely a recommended read. Rating 4.5.  … Continue reading →

The ostensible reason for Baz and Will’s trip to the Isle of Wight is to research ghost stories for a book.  But just how haunted is the Isle of Wight? Find out over at Well Read today, where the lovely … Continue reading →

Yes, it’s finally out! Here’s the blurb: A stranger could light up his world…or drive him deeper into darkness. Will Golding needs a break from his usual routine, and he’s been looking forward to a holiday helping Baz, his friend-with-benefits, … Continue reading →

Merrow’s trademark humour sparkles throughout the book. Parts of it are laugh-out-loud funny, while other bits are completely deadpan. The dialogue bounces with wit, and even the minor characters are drawn with a light touch… and there’s a real sense … Continue reading →

Hope you’re all having a spooky time!  Before I dash off to eviscerate a pumpkin, I thought I’d share with you my winning entry for a recent VWC competition, the snappily-titled:  October 19th, ’06, Uncommon Era (in which I channel the … Continue reading →

I used to write short stories, didn’t I..? Apparently I still do, and three of them have recently been accepted for publication: Permanently Legless (m/m) is the story of a casualty of the war in Afghanistan: The Taliban may have … Continue reading →

The lovely Chris over at Stumbling Over Chaos is running a contest to win a copy of Wight Mischief – all you have to do to enter is leave a comment on this post.  Simples! The draw will be held … Continue reading →