The Inspiration for The Colour of Thunder by Suzanne Harrison
In February 1999, Hong Kong became my new home. I grew up on the Australian
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In February 1999, Hong Kong became my new home. I grew up on the Australian
I spent six years as chief speechwriter for New York Governors Hugh Carey and Mario
In the beginning were the words. And the words kept coming. Pouring out higgledy-piggledy until
Hemingway is reported to have said, “It is easy to write. Just sit in front of your typewriter
Ever since I was a little girl, I wanted to be a writer. I was
Let’s be honest: who hasn’t thought “I can absolutely write one” while reading a Children’s
I have a confession to make. There’s a mistake in my book. Not a spelling
I wrote my debut novel, Common Ground, to champion the principles of solidarity and friendship
When I wrote the first book in the Real Pigeons series, I was trying to
One of my favourite quotations about writing comes from Ursula Le Guin. When asked if
It all started with a name. In the early 2000s, there was a spate of
When setting out to write The End Is Where We Begin, (or ‘book two’ as
I never intended to be writer. Writing wasn’t in the plan. I always loved reading
As a debut author, I’m still finding my feet when it comes to, well, everything:
The Disappearance of Stephanie Mailer is my fourth novel. Or rather: it is only my
This is one of those books we all need on the shelf, especially for now…
My writing journey started before I even knew I wanted to write a book, with
It might be six hundred years old, but this King Arthur story shines a bright
It is always tricky to pinpoint the exact inspiration for a piece of writing, especially
I was listening to the radio. The topic was around public speaking and how people
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