There’s something undeniably poetic about paths. Some are well-trodden, clearly marked, paved with purpose. Others are faint, barely visible tracks […]
Paths, Tracks and Tangents: Which Way for Space Ranger Fred? Read Post »
Fridays are funny things. By the time we get to them, we’re often running on fumes, counting down to the
A Fabulous Friday and the Doubtful Author Read Post »
I found myself at a crossroads the other morning – quite literally. The sun was barely up, dew still clinging
Signs, Signals and Stories: An Author’s Walk Through Purpose and Possibility Read Post »
This morning, I stood by a fence in the quiet of a sunlit field. It was early. The air still
Fences, Fields and the Boundaries That Shape a Children’s Writer Read Post »
The sky was heavy this morning. As I stepped out into the open field behind the house, the first thing
A Black Cloud and a Big Imagination: The Magic of Writing for Children Read Post »
When I sit down to write a new book, I don’t start with a lesson or anything STEM, a message,
Why Imagination Matters with STEM Learning for Kids Read Post »
If you’d told me years ago that I’d be writing children’s books that combined science, adventure, and humour, I might
How Space Ranger Fred Helps Spark a Love for STEM in Children Read Post »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Space Ranger Fred Blasts Off in New Audiobook – Narrated by Renowned Actor Roger May London, UK
Space Ranger Fred is back in the spotlight and ready for blast off into animation. Over the last couple of
Hidden Book Reviews – Space Ranger Fred Read Post »
As an author and writer, I could easily plug a prompt into ChatGPT and tell it to write a blog
I could use AI… but I don’t Read Post »
