Historial Fiction and Paranormal
So excited to announce that Magic We've Forgotten is now available for your reading enjoyment! Here is a description of the theme behind this book: Magic means something different in every moment, every story, and every lifetime. In this fourth anthology volume, stories delve into the world of magic-both real and fantastical-to try to define... Continue Reading →
Now that Easter and ANZAC Day are over, you may have a bit more time up your sleeve to do some reading. With that in mind, just thought I would remind you that my two latest published stories are in Ink Dreams. My very first published paranormal, Follow the Light, gives you a glimpse into the life... Continue Reading →
The long-awaited release of the new anthology from Authors Tale - Ink Dreams - is nearly here. I am so excited for my two latest stories to be published. The historical fiction I am having published in Ink Dreams is 'Where Dreams Die'. I'm really proud of this one, and it was chosen to be one of... Continue Reading →
Well, it's been a long time coming, but it's here: Heart of a Child is published and available on Amazon both as an eBook and paperback! Here are the links: Amazon Australia Amazon UK Amazon US Hope you enjoy it! Cheers Kerry
Trying to work out some process for my (now) anthology of my historical fiction works based on the immigration journeys, and very early life in Australia, of my ancestors, I needed to work out just how long I could get away with for a short story. The way I put the work together relies on... Continue Reading →
Busy, busy, busy with NaNoWriMo but had to take the time out for the big announcement: I will have two stories in the upcoming anthology from Authors' Tale! The two stories are Tell Us a Story, Pa and Goodnight - and God Be With You All. Very proud to have been selected for this wonderful anthology and... Continue Reading →
When I was trying to decide if I could, in fact, write 50,000 words in stories for the medieval period, I went Google searching to see just what that looked like. In the process, I came across a great article outlining some reasons why you might be best to keep your novel to 80,000 words... Continue Reading →
We are up to Week Two in the workshop for Heart of a Child and are looking at characters. I could explain it here - but I will leave it to the expert Cayce Berryman again: Main Characters by Cayce Berryman Cheers Kerry
In the writers group I am in, Authors' Tale, we are in our first week of workshopping short stories for our up-and-coming anthology. I am having a ball reading the work of fellow authors! This week we are looking at plot: does it flow, does it make sense, is it plausible, does the conclusion 'fit' etc. ... Continue Reading →
