Penny Grubb Author

This has been a series of seven blogs exploring a variety of corners of fiction writing. I’ve looked at some of the genres that don’t alway...

My interviewee, Susan Alison, is an artist and author whose first novel, White Lies and Custard Creams shot to the top of the best-seller l...

My interviewee today is Danuta Reah with whom I co-authored The Writers’ Toolkit several years ago. I mention that just so I can flag that ...

Rhoda Baxter is the first of two interviewees who writes in one of the world’s biggest and most popular genres. In Rhoda’s case, it’s roman...

Shellie Horst is hard to pigeonhole in terms of what she writes because she covers such a range – Sci-Fi, fantasy, advertising copy, articl...

When writer Joy Gelsthorpe decided to do some family research, it was not with the intention of becoming a novelist. However, as she looked...

Sue Knight’s second book, Waiting for Gordo , published this year by Fantastic Books Publishing , is billed as an eco-thriller. I’m not enti...