I made a recording at home this week, and I’m asking lots of questions! Feedback from listeners is very useful, so please let me know what you’d like to hear and/or see in these podcast episodes. I ca

Chatting about the upcoming Devonshire Mystery as I walk over the hills. If you have a question for me, please pop it in a comment or drop me a line and let me know. I’ll answer it as best as I can. Y

This chat was recorded in my writing room at home as I’ve pulled a muscle in my leg, and it’s hard to record while limping along the lanes. I’m answering a question that was kindly suggested by a read

A chat as I march over the Devonshire hills with our Labrador, Lottie. Today, I let you know about an upcoming audiobook in the Devonshire Mysteries series. I also share an insight into my writing pro

In this chat, I discuss the fact that my work is spread across several genres. I also mention reviews, and I hope I don’t sound too sniffy. Of course, people are perfectly entitled to express their op

Getting back into the groove of writing, and once more able to march over the Devonshire hills in the sunshine. In this chat, I talk about using authentic dialogue in my writing. I hope you find it in

After a holiday in sunny Dorset, it’s good to be back in Devon, despite the weather. Once again, I’m inside for this chat because it’s raining. I chat about the way I work and where ideas come from, a

Beaten by the unpredictable weather, I’m inside for this chat. There’s no Lottie panting alongside me, and no pesky wind either. I talk a bit about the pacing of my work in progress, i.e. keeping the

In response to a question from a site member (thanks, NC), I’m chatting about the way that the audiobook of A Study in Stone came to be made. I hope you find it interesting, and if you’d like your que

In today’s chat, I talk a little about the importance of characters in my writing, and about the principle I have of keeping my work ‘in the moment’. And, arguably more importantly, Lottie looks for t