Tag: Children’s Writing

• Rambles, Sage and Fairies

  Hello from the hopeful side of winter! A quick little update on my latest writing endeavours: I recently published a short article about the Capital Ring walking trail in the February issue of New Nature Magazine. This is a wonderful online publication that showcases young nature/wildlife writers and photographers. I thought it would make a…

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  February 15, 2018

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  Blogging, Children’s Writing, England, Mythology, Nature, Nature Writing, Writing

• The Arcade

  For the past few years I’ve been working on the first book in a young-adult trilogy, inspired by my favourite place in the world – The Southern Gulf Islands in Canada . These islands – “strung like a shimmering necklace between the mainland and Vancouver Island”, if I can steal the Lonely Planet description –…

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  September 1, 2017

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  Books, Canada, Children’s Writing, Nature, Publishing, Travel, Writing, Young Adult, Young Adult Writing

• Story City

  I’ve just wrapped up my recent project, working as a writer for Story City– an interactive choose-your-own adventure story app. Story City was started by the wonderful Emily Craven as a way of celebrating the cities we live and play in through digital locative storytelling. The stories you’ll find on the app are like old school…

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  October 4, 2015

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  Adventure Stories, Apps, Australia, Brisbane, Children’s Writing, Creative Process, Culture, Digital Storytelling, Ghost Stories, Interactive Storytelling, Literary Apps, Literature, Storytelling