How the Festival of Writing Changed My Life (But Not in the Way It Was Supposed To)
The Festival of Writers aims to change writers’ lives by introducing them to agents. For me, it worked a little differently.
Writing
When a Sidekick Becomes Readers’ Favourite Character
Sidekicks often turn out to be readers’ favourite characters. That’s exactly what happened to Rita Gurumurthy, the rebellious teacher in the Division Bell trilogy.
My ‘Writing’ Experiment
How can I write faster AND be more healthy? It’s a challenge, but one I’m determined to crack.
Catherine Moore – Loyal Friend or Backstabbing Enemy?
Can Jennifer trust her new friend Catherine Moore? Find out more about her in this post.
On the Wrong Side of the Law
What’s it like to be strip searched on your way into prison? I found out as part of my research for Divide And Rule.
Find Out What Happens to Jennifer in Divide and Rule
Will Jennifer triumph? Will she be able to protect and reunite her family? Find out in Divide and Rule, Book 2 in the Division Bell trilogy.
Political Thrillers on Page and Screen – Why Are They So Different?
It’s odd that when you browse the political thriller charts on Amazon, you get something very different from what you see on TV. I want to change that!
5 Reasons Why BBC’s Bodyguard Works So Well
I’m hooked. It’s rare to find a TV programme so good that I set a date in my mental diary to watch it live. Doctor Who, Game of Thrones, the occasional sporting event. Everything else gets streamed. Even Bake Off (although only since it moved to Channel 4). But Bodyguard, currently showing on Sunday nights […]
Meet Jennifer Sinclair – the woman tipped to become Labour’s first female PM
A profile of Jennifer Sinclair, protagonist of A House Divided
The Secret Spaces in the House of Commons
Did you know that the House of Commons has secret spaces where only MPs are allowed? The one that’s least well-known features in ‘A House Divided’.