Link to Ghost Wife on the image Jane Eyre and Lyra Leyton: Two Governesses, Two Centuries Apart Around 1820, when Jane Eyre was nineteen, she posted an advertisement, offering her services as a governess, in the local newspaper. She desperately wanted to leave Lowood, a harsh and oppressive boarding school for orphaned and impoverished girlsContinue reading “Echoes of Jane Eyre: Love, Secrets and Gothic Intrigue”
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Ghost Wife: A Chilling Romantic Suspense
Ghost Wife is my contemporary retelling of Jane Eyre and it’s free for five days from today! on Amazon KDP. In this post I’ll tell you why and how I came to write it. But first here’s part of the blurb: The first Mrs Rochester If Mr Rochester had lived in the present century, heContinue reading “Ghost Wife: A Chilling Romantic Suspense”
Full Moon Rituals and #Tanka #WednesdayThoughts #WWWBlogs
The moon shone last night Like a beacon in the sky, I watched, mesmerised, As she glided serenely, Granting my dreams and wishes. I took these photos last night, from the window of my study, as I was editing one of my almost finished novels. It’s not full yet, the Harvest Moon will be tomorrow,Continue reading “Full Moon Rituals and #Tanka #WednesdayThoughts #WWWBlogs”
#MondayBlogs Permanent and Transient Art and Literature #Haiku
Even lines, stable comfort, ground and release me into transient bliss. **** Interdependence of Permanent and Transient aspects in art and literature When I travel, I make a point of visiting art galleries and museums and I visit local art galleries regularly. I love visual arts, and although I’m no expert, and my tastes areContinue reading “#MondayBlogs Permanent and Transient Art and Literature #Haiku”
