Author: Morton S. Gray

This week my blog guest is Kate Ryder. Her latest novel Into a Cornish Wind was published on 28 September 2022 by Embla Books. I was fortunate to read an advance copy of the novel, so I will include my review below. Kate is going to tell readers about her inspiration for the book … Thank you,… Continue reading My Inspiration For Writing Into A Cornish Wind By Kate Ryder

My guest for 26 September 2022 is Celia Anderson as she asks the question – “Is a designated writing space so very important?” Celia has a new book for Harper Collins, Coming Home to Mistletoe Cottage to be published on 27 October 2022. Over to Celia … Is a designated writing space so very important?  I’m currently… Continue reading Is A Designated Writing Space Important? by Celia Anderson

Having lost my own mother in July, my first thoughts on hearing about the death of the Queen were that my mother would have been so upset. She would also have loved watching the amazing pageantry and spectacle of the funeral, although no doubt lamented the fact that she had fallen asleep through much of… Continue reading My Tribute to Queen Elizabeth by Morton S. Gray

This week I’m pleased to welcome Apricot Plotter and friend, Angela Barton, who is about to launch a new novel, Spring Breeze, set in World War Two. Over to Angela … Hello Morton Thank you for your continued generosity in supporting authors on your blog. I’m delighted to have been invited back to share the… Continue reading Spring Breeze by Angela Barton

I regularly feature Apricot Plots authors on my blog but thought it would be nice to do an update post for the members of the group. You can find Apricot Plots on Facebook here and Twitter here. Behind the scenes this group of authors is a huge source of support and that in itself is… Continue reading News From The Apricot Plots Authors

Thank you for all of the lovely responses to my blog last week. As it was so well received, I thought I would continue to blog my personal journey in the hopes that it might help someone else in a similar situation. I mentioned in my last blog post that I am finding it difficult… Continue reading Journey Back To Creativity by Morton S. Gray

In the middle of July, I attended a very enjoyable Romantic Novelists’ Association conference in Shropshire. It was a real tonic catching up with old friends and making new ones. I even had a new author photograph taken. I’ve read and am reading some great books – Sue Moorcroft’s new Christmas book A White Christmas… Continue reading Reading and Musings by Morton S. Gray

It’s always lovely to feature a good friend on my blog. Lynn Forth has just published her fourth novel, Secrets of the Chateau and she is going to tell us about where she writes. Over to Lynn … Thank you, Morton for inviting me on your blog today. I am very lucky to have ‘a… Continue reading Where I Write by Lynn Forth

This week my guest is Anni Rose who writes for Choc Lit. Her latest novel in her Recipe for Life series is Recipe for Mr Super. Anni is going to tell readers about where she writes. Over to Anni … Hi Morton, thank you for inviting me on your blog today to talk about where… Continue reading Where I Write by Anni Rose

This week I’m pleased to feature good friend, Bella Osborne. Her latest novel A Wedding At Sandy Cove has just been released by Avon (I saw it in the supermarket yesterday!) Bella is going to tell readers what she does when she’s not writing… Thanks for having me on your blog, Morton! For a start… Continue reading Bella Osborne – What I Do When I’m Not Writing