And now – a new sort of post (for me): The Wednesday Rant, when once a fortnight I’ll be letting you know what really gets my goat. Hopefully, it will similarly get yours too, which means a mutual cathartic offloading/putting the world to rights. There is one rule though… if any of my bugbears are…
A short while ago I showed you my earliest writing. But what you didn’t see there were some of the books that inspired me during my childhood and adolescence. Back then I only owned a few of them: the majority were carried away, like treasure, from either my village library in Churchdown, or the main…
Sometimes, when you are progressing in life, it can be fun to look back and see where you came from. So that what this post is about: a (very) self-indulgent skip down memory lane to my earliest writing days, when I was a very strange, serious little girl with weird interests (not much changed there…
Yesterday I had an email from the women’s writing magazine Mslexia. They were asking me to do a survey they’d set up to look at the link between creativity and mental health. I don’t normally bother with surveys, but this was a subject that interested me, and has done for some time. Back at university,…
Jules Frusher has been writing for over thirty years. In that time she has ghost-written 12 mainstream published books, had five more commissioned, and has self-published three of her own. She has also completed several editing and proofreading projects and helped other writers to reach their full potential. Her rather eclectic subject passions are history (especially medieval), 'guns 'n' mayhem', nature, and myth and magic - not necessarily in that order!
