I’ve written about post-event horror before here, when writing about my 2020 novel, Normal. What happens after the horrific event? I wrote about Kealan Patrick
I’m not going to catch up with a post of by month-by-month reading. I don’t have the time. Here, however, is everything (almost) I read
Things got busy when I signed a deal to write a trilogy of books, so I haven’t written about all of these, but here’s everything
Okay, there’s some catching up to do. I’ve been writing pretty hard over the last few months, and haven’t kept on top of reviews, which
It’s my birthday, so I put a hat on. As previously mentioned, The Fen Witch of Goosefeather Split is currently (on the 20th September 2021)
What a great month August was. It seemed to last for bloody ages too, which is fantastic when you’re a teacher… The Company of Words
On Friday night, I watched the new Candyman, this afternoon, The Craft: Legacy. In both cases, the original films appeared in the 1990s, and now
There was a thing on twitter recently about how you shouldn’t be one of those people who says you can’t wait to read someone’s book,
Sunshine is a 2007 sci-fi, thriller from Danny Boyle, written by Alex Garland. It has a beautifully simply premise. The sun is dying, and a
Old is the latest film from M. Knight Shyamalan, and once more I’m left with questions. Every time I make a decision to go see