The Scribe

A fan of Geoff Nelder’s imaginative tales for many years, I’d heard that he’d self-published a book, as opposed to his usual professiona...

Like many writers, I struggle to keep up with my reading list – and all writers should read, right? Having previously bought both hard an...

Lucy Andrews is a Science Fiction Writer, an area close to my own heart. With her novel, Crater’s Edge, released it seemed a great time t...

Randall Krzak is a writer of thrillers, whose experience of living in many countries has proved advantageous in his writing. His new nove...

The Scribe is here to support all kinds of writing, in both veterans and serving personnel. This month we're delighted to host a poem by ...

I’ve read Susan’s work before and have always found it gripping stuff. This is no exception. Written in the first person, ‘Abigail’s Wind...

Geoff Nelder kindly visited us once before, with guidance and advice on writing. This week has seen the release of his latest book, wonde...

Annette Sindall and I started ‘The Scribe’ because we came to realise that there’s very little support for veterans and serving members o...

We’re joined today by children’s author and mystery writer, Jui Getch Brodman. Judi, writing children’s fiction in honour of your sister ...

Hi all, we welcome today our first poet, Elisabeth Horan, who writes as Winter Rose. Having reached considerable success, Eli is a lovely...

Many people are interested in writing a blog but don’t know how to go about it. Today we have an insight to what a blog is, with a few he...

One thing I never tire of listening to, is why writers focus on certain genres. Of course most of us write what we read but it’s the angl...

We have interviewed many writers on The Scribe but Linda Lingle is our first romance writer. When I asked her what keeps romance at the t...

Cythnia Ley, a writer and editor who I’ve had contact with over the years, joins us today to offer her thoughts on writing. Hi Mark, than...

For ten long arduous years I've been writing my memoir, and it's still not finished! It first started nagging at me when I attended the U...

Anne Joyce Rasico is a writer of science fiction, fantasy and horror, who’s novel ‘Arid’ was published by Solstice Publishing in October ...

Fantasy writer KateMarie Collins graced this blog a short time ago. During our discussion she revealed that, like many of us, she suffers...

I consider myself fortunate to have known KateMarie for a number of years. Our readers are constantly looking at ways to improve themselv...

Part II of our interview with Author Jacey Bedford. A few weeks ago we published our feature ‘RowanKind, A New Release from Fantasy Writ...

Part I I first met Jacey Bedford at Milford SF in November last year. Milford is an annual week-long get together for Science Fiction & F...