Thanks to Bec Evans for tagging me in on this Blog hop. I have to say it has made me sit down and really think about my work, especially the second question! […]
Sallie
I'm blogging my way through the day to day angst of setting down one word after another in the pursuit of publication in its myriad forms. I am fascinated by how creative people can so often get in their own own way and how this impinges output. I am currently working on a non-fiction project centred around the issues of productivity for creatives. I also write short stories and flash fiction and freelance sometimes and have been known to write for food. My first book 'What We Didn't Say' is a collection of my best and most successful short stories and is available in print and Kindle formats via Amazon. I am also published by Ether Books Ltd digitally on their apps for Smartphones and tablets. I am also delighted to be one of the Writing West Midlands Room 204 cohort for 2014/15. By day I do something creativity sapping in operations management.
I have a dog, what writer doesn't? OK well, maybe the cat writer people have cats - anyway he's a Plotthound - what else? I write about him sometimes too. Occasionally I have a bit of a rant about life and other stuff, but mostly I write about writing, creativity and what I'm up to.
#mywritingprocess A very quick shout out about a great post from Bec Evans at On The Write-Track blog regarding writing habits and writing before the dog gets up –love it! It’s part of the […]
The Hardest Challenge of 2014
The 31 Days of Waking Up Challenge is now finished and once again huge thanks to Satya Robin and Kaspalita over at Writing Our Way Home for their warm and generous spirits, […]
Breaking the seal on a new Moleskine, creamy pages calling out to corral the words galloping through my mind. Anticipation of a new project, wondering where it will lead, what answers it […]
A Little Bit Idyllic

Wind whipped trees, shiver and sway, slim silhouettes painted on a backdrop of pewter sky where glowering clouds congregate on the horizon and their big bellies jockey and jostle for position. Under […]