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Happy tenth birthday to JMS Books! To celebrate turning ten years old this month, JMS Books has brought out an anthology of readers’ favourite stories – one for each year of the decade. I’m delighted that my short story, Dead … Continue reading →

My short story about young men messing about on the water, Stroke to His Cox, is out now in second edition with a lovely new cover – and if you buy from the JMS site, it’s on sale at 20% … Continue reading →

I thought it would be appropriate this week to snippet from one of my stories that has a POC as MC, so here’s a few lines from Belling the Kat, featuring the rather appositely-named Kat who’s been nursing a seemingly … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that my collection of f/f romantic short stories, A Feminine Flirty Dozen, is now available in paperback as well as ebook: A Feminine Flirty Dozen Together for the first time, twelve short stories of women loving women … Continue reading →

Way back in 2011, I first found out about the existence of that cuddly cryptid, the jackalope, which for the uninitiated is a North American bunny with horns or antlers. (I’d add an image, but non-copyright photos of these elusive … Continue reading →

Well, not really, although I have been appreciating the joys of Spring on my government-approved exercise walks around the countryside where I live. Tree blossom has come and largely gone, and the bluebells are on the wane, bringing summer ever … Continue reading →

My tongue- (and fangs-?) in-cheek vampire short story, Bloodlust and Bylines (previously published as Becoming the Spoils), is out today from JMS Books – and if you buy from the publisher’s site, there’s a 20% discount for a limited time … Continue reading →

Autism Fact: About 1% of the world population has autism. I’m delighted to be taking part in RJ Scott’s Autism Awareness blog hop once more, and this year’s theme is food. I was brought up eating strictly seasonal vegetables. My … Continue reading →

My 1920s-set novellas, Poacher’s Fall and its sequel, Keeper’s Pledge, are now available for the first time in KU: Poacher’s Fall One snowy night just before Christmas, 1922, poacher Danny Costessey rounds off a night trapping rabbits by climbing a … Continue reading →

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m definitely getting my money’s worth out of my KU subscription right now! And I’m delighted to say that my Scottish wildcat shifter novella, Snared, is now available on Kindle and … Continue reading →