Radwinter

Interesting looking back

Writing by LoisSeptember 24, 2016September 15, 2018

The dangers of exploring ice-houses

The Radwinter series by LoisAugust 1, 2016September 15, 2018

When is enough actually enough?

Writing by LoisJuly 15, 2016September 14, 2018

Sunday book club

Books by LoisJuly 4, 2016

Writing by LoisJune 20, 2016September 16, 2018

We’ve had a lovely weekend away with cousins, they live in a very old village not far from Swindon, and as well as being excellent company, they always find interesting places to take us and things to do and see. So it was this weekend, a walk to an ancient stone barrow grave, continuing round […]

Writing by LoisJune 2, 2016June 2, 2016

A place in waiting

Sometimes I pass a building, or walk among some trees, or down a busy street, or glimpse something from the window of a train or a car, or notice a place when I’m on the way to somewhere else, and I know that at some point I’m going to write about it. It may be the scene […]

Order! Order!

Writing by LoisMay 22, 2016September 15, 2018

Writing by LoisMay 19, 2016September 15, 2018

A chance encounter

I’ve been puzzling over a particular conundrum in the novel I’m writing, the fifth in my Radwinter series of genealogical mysteries. My main character Thomas Radwinter is a solicitor, but he is also an amateur genealogist, and as well as delving into the past and and finding the secrets hidden in his clients’ family histories, he […]

Radwinter… again

Writing by LoisMay 13, 2016

Writing by LoisApril 25, 2016April 25, 2016

Mr. Shshsher

I am working on a new novel (as well as editing a completed one) and thought you might like a little preview. This right from the beginning, when the main character, Thomas Radwinter is rung up by a prospective client: I sometimes feel as if everything’s happening at top speed, and our lives have to […]