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T is for…..
Timothy, who has been removed because I want to use him for my Nano 2012 novel. Sorry you missed it A-Z Challenge Hmmmmm, so does Tim find out that Cameron is having an affair? Or, is Cameron up to...
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U is for…..
Before I tell you about today’s character I want to give a shout out to Melena at PrefacMe who has nominated me for The Versatile Blogger Award. Thank you so much honey, I’m honoured That’s now 2...
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V is for…..
Vincent, who has been removed because I want to use him for my Nano 2012 novel. Sorry you missed it A-Z Challenge Hmmmmm…..I can only begin to imagine the pain of losing a child in those circumstances...
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W is for…..
Wendy, who has been removed because I want to use her for my Nano 2012 novel. Sorry you missed it A-Z Challenge So Wendy seems happy enough, but is she? Really? I’m thinking that she could start her...
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X is for…..
Xavier, who has been removed because I want to use him for my Nano 2012 novel. Sorry you missed it A-Z Challenge So that’s Xav I like him (not too sure about the political views, so we’ll gloss over...
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Y is for…..
Yasmin, who has been removed because I want to use her for my Nano 2012 novel. Sorry you missed it A-Z Challenge Ok, so that’s Yasmin……I’m thinking that something could definitely happen with the...
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Z is for…..
Zac, who has been removed because I want to use him for my Nano 2012 novel. Sorry you missed it A-Z Challenge Well, that’s Zac, and yep, he’s a dog I never said all my characters would be people did I...
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The Cast List…..Reviewed
Well, that’s it, I did it…..I achieved a whole month of characters for the A-Z Challenge! Pleased is an understatement lol It’s funny, so many people asked me if these characters were real. It didn’t...
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A-Z Reflections
Yay, I’m an A-Z Survivor lol The guys over at the A-Z Challenge would like all the participants to do a reflection post. Well, Ive kinda done that already, when I did my Cast List post a couple of...
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A-Z Challenge 2013
I’m taking part in the challenge again! Thanks to the wonderful Alex J Cavanaugh for running it again this year. The A to Z Challenge is posting every day in April except Sundays (we get those off for...
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A is for…..
It’s the start of the A-Z Challenge today. If you’re not quite sure what that is click the link above I thought id start off with a great writer who everyone knows…. Jane Austen Born in 1775 in...
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B is for…..
Emily Bronte was born in 1818 in Yorkshire, England and is best known for writing my favourite novel of all time, Wuthering Heights. Although published in 1847, it wasn’t until 1850 that her name...
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C is for Capote
Truman Capote was born in New Orleans in 1924 and is best known for his novel Breakfast at Tiffany’s and “nonfiction novel” In Cold Blood. He taught himself how to read and write and having discovered...
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D is for Dickens
Charles Dickens was born in 1812 in Portsmouth England and is regarded as the greatest novelist of the 19th Century. During his lifetime he wrote 16 novels (one remained unfinished) and numerous...
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E is for Eco
Umberto Eco was born in 1932 in Alessandria in Northern Italy. He is the first of the writers I’ve looked into who is actually still alive! Lol. Urged by his father to become a Lawyer, Umberto instead...
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F is for Forster
Edward Morgan Forster was born in 1879 in London and at the age of 8 inherited a large sum of money (nearly £700,000 at todays rates) from an aunt. This enabled him to attend University and pursue his...
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G is for Greene
Henry Graham Greene was born in 1904 in Hertfordshire, England. Born into an affluent and well-respected Brewery family, he was diagnosed with depression at just 16 years old. He produced his first...
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I is for Irving
John Winslow Irving (born John Wallace Blunt Jnr) was born in New Hampshire in 1942 and whilst still at school became a wrestler and coach. He published his first novel at the age of 26, which...
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J is for Joyce
James Augusta Aloysius Joyce was born in 1882 in a suburb of Dublin, Ireland. Considered to be one of the most influential writers of the 20th century he wrote his first poem at the age of 9. He...
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K is for King
I was spoilt for choice when I was looking for an author for K, but, in the end, there was no contest, as my aim with the challenge was to highlight authors, I, as an aspiring author myself, could...
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