A Remembrance of Death
Memento Mori (Update) I wrote a blog just after Christmas about two questions. First, how were book sales going and the second, whether...
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Everyone's a Winner
OK! It's been another great week for 'Of All Faiths & None' This week the winners of the Outstanding Creator Awards were published, and I...
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Having the Last Word
The Historical Novel Society was founded in the UK in 1997. At first it was conceived of as something of a campaigning society, because...
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Sisters of Mercy
It was not only the soldiers in the frontline and in the trenches that were killed in the First World War. It is estimated that 1,500...
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The Book Launch Party
A small but perfectly formed bookshop! Hidden in Angel Courtyard Lymington is the wonderful new bookshop called 'The Imaginarium'. It...
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The Order of the White Feather
One thing that nearly all of the American reviewers have focused on is the handing over of a white feather to young men in World War 1. ...
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Of All Faiths & None - The Paperback
The paperback version of the novel is finally on sale at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Waterstones and all good bookshops. It can also be...
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Rave on John Donne
I was recently asked a question about Lady Emily Lutyens' attraction to theosophy and her devotion to Krishnamurti. Prior to writing my...
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Publish And Be Damned
Everyone dreams that they can write a novel. However, even when the novel is completed the author then has to face the difficulties of...
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Going Under Cover
Jacquelynn Kennedy, the Reedsy reviewer, said that the first thing that attracted her to 'Of All Faiths & None' was the cover. The final...
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Of All Faiths & None - the e.Book
On Sale Today I am so pleased to tell everyone that the eBook version of my debut novel is now on sale. A paperback version will be...
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Elementary My Dear
Last Sunday I visited All Saints Churchyard in the small village of Minstead in the New Forest, where you can see the grave of Arthur...
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The Battle of the Somme
On 1 July 2016 the Battle of the Somme commenced and lasted 141 days. Over three million men fought in the battle and one million men...
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Drogo Revisited
Yesterday I returned to Castle Drogo on Dartmoor, the place that inspired my novel. In my last two blogs I explained two of the reasons...
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'Of All Faiths & None' The Reason Behind the Name - Part 2
The question of 'Faith' is considered in the novel at various times. When I started writing the novel I had no idea who Jiddu...
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'Of All Faiths & None' The Reason Behind the Name
The working title of the novel for 16 years was 'Castle Drogo'. However, when I came to publish the book I changed the title. There...
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The Grand Teacher
“There is no spot of ground, however arid, bare or ugly, that cannot be tamed into such a state as may give an impression of beauty and...
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A Rage To Live
The novel ends with the words 'a rage to live', which is quote from Moral Essays by Alexander Pope. It is also the title of a brilliant...
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Havering-atte-Bower
In Chapter 61 there is a reference to Lord Cecil Facey's estate at Havering-atte-Bower and Adrian Drewe's marriage at the church. ...
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The Corn Doll
Chapter 31 of the book is an interlude chapter introducing the reader to Arthur Poley and his son George. I had a discussion with my...
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