Lois

I am a writer living in the west of England; I have written fourrteen novels, my latest being 'Winterdyke' This is the latest of the seven Radwinter genealogical mysteries series, all available on Amazon - the eighth in the series due to appear in early summer. I have written seven other novels, a guide to writing, three stories for reluctant readers and two anthologies with other writers. All are available as eBooks and paperbacks. I hope my blog will engage you with my other interests, music, family history travel, and food... Most of all I hope you engage with my writing and my thoughts on the process... at least, on my process!! You can also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

These myriad days

Poems by LoisSeptember 3, 2014September 2, 2014

Hunger Games in the sand

Books by LoisSeptember 3, 2014September 1, 2014

Family Stories by LoisSeptember 2, 2014September 13, 2018

Touching the past

I have posted this before,but I come back to it because it fascinates me… the fact that I’ve indirectly had contact with someone born almost two hundred years ago. I suppose it registered because the story I have been writing is about a family in search of their roots… but in order to make their […]

Yum

Food by LoisSeptember 2, 2014

Rapunzel

Bits and pieces by LoisSeptember 2, 2014

Finished!!!

writing by LoisSeptember 2, 2014September 15, 2018

Music... and my favourite gigs by LoisSeptember 1, 2014

Llama…

… or maybe these are alpacas… but here is the most annoying song about llamas:

Bits and pieces by LoisSeptember 1, 2014

Lean!

Iron: Man… known as the Iron Man is a statue by Antony Gormley, an artist known for the Angel of the North and many other figures made in a variety of materials. This leaning man can be found in Victoria Square, Birmingham. He is 20 foot tall, and this includes his feet which are buried beneath the pavement. He weighs […]

Sandy tales

Bits and pieces by LoisSeptember 1, 2014

Pubs and and pints... beer, wine and spirits by LoisSeptember 1, 2014September 1, 2014

Two Ancient Druids and a Light Dragoon!

I was looking at deceased pubs in Cambridge a little while ago; my interest was spurred by the fact that my great-grandfather had a pub, the Fitzroy, which disappeared before I can remember it. There are some mighty interesting names on the list, some of which are readily understandable such as those which denote an […]