Between the lines
Writing on the fringes of publishing
About me and my writing
I write fiction and blog about writing, reading, research and self-publishing.
My historical novel, A Murder of Crows, won this year’s Global Novel competition and reached the shortlists of Novel London and Retreat West Opening Lines.
You’ll find my short stories in Mslexia, Litro and Unthology among others, and I’ll be self-publishing a collection soon.
I work as a writer and editor, have written articles for the Guardian, book reviews for Litro Magazine and – for four years – edited an award-winning website for the University of Cambridge.
Recent posts
How to read a novel for an audience
What I learnt when I had to read my novel for an audience at the London Novel Literary Festival from rehearsing to performing.
Editing and revising a novel
More than a few months ago, I wrote about finding a beta reader. Thanks to her feedback, I’ve since edited and revised my novel – despite myself.
Review of Man at Sea, by Liam Bell
Man At Sea by Liam Bell doesn’t just put you in the heart of a desolate war-torn island in the Mediterranean. It makes you want to shelter under the table with your arms above your head.