I used to love social media – not Facebook, I came to that pretty late and got bored very quickly. I find WhatsApp immensely useful for talking to friends/ family as a group chat, but I’ve fallen out of love with Twitter. I joined Twitter to promote my writing but quite quickly got involved…
Nobody really wanted the job of clearing my Dad’s house after he died, it was too sad. So many memories, both tangible and intangible, are in the cottage where he had lived for 35 years. It was the house to which my parents retired to when my father no longer worked in the capital…
Image by Victoria Borodinova on Pixabay This Guest Post is part 3 of a reminiscence written by Canadian Erotica – who makes no secret of his fascination for older women. This slow burn of flirtation and teasing between good friends reaches a defining moment this segment. [3 minute read] We didn’t see each other…
[Image by Jill Wellington – on Pixabay] My Guest Writer – Canadian Erotica continues his story about Alanna, the older woman with whom he flirts. Here we learn her reaction to his ‘naked’ in the garden fantasy. 3.5 min read. “Ok. Let’s talk about this”. She pulled away, but grabbed my hand and pulled…
My interview subject for this month is Mrs K. She hails from Canada and her blog’s entitled Life of a Kinky Wife and it is a mixture of content which depicts her life as a submissive wife, plus a pinch of saucy fiction. I have enjoyed dipping into her posts frequently of late, and it…
I share a friendship with a writer from Canada. He is a lot younger than me and has travelled and lived many places while studying. On Twitter he is @CanadianErotica, he submits stories to Literotica and has written for my blog before. What he’s shared as a guest post is an exploration…
This continues a historical boarding school series which I am writing alongside EveRay – you can read her previous chapter (7) here or the whole series: Prologue Chapter 1 – Part 1 Chapter 1 – Part 2 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 St Faith’s – January 1952 …
[2 minute read] A cartoon which figured prominently in my childhood was Scooby Doo! It set me firmly on a path of loving mysteries and horror plots. The star is Scoobert Doo, a very lovable dog with a heart of gold. Scooby is a great dane, a breed that should be protective, but instead…
Recently I’ve been working on projects for other sites or publications, I also took on a beta read of a friend’s first novel. This has meant that my own blog has been a little underfed in terms of new content. I apologise for that and I appreciate your patience. Let me share a little…
Teachers & Influencers
[6 minute read] I had a few teachers at school who I liked, mainly because they taught a subject I enjoyed or did well at. A few I couldn’t get along with too, some were just sour and strict in their demeanour while others, I suspect the trouble was a personality clash. The…
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