Let’s celebrate authors and the gorgeous books they create! I’ve decided to add a new feature to my website, and hopefully, it will make a regular appearance. As a big-time lover of books, I want to share my favourites with fellow readers and whenever possible, showcase an interview with the
Let’s celebrate authors and the gorgeous books they create! I’ve decided to add a new feature to my website, and hopefully, it will make a regular appearance. As a big-time lover of books, I want to share my favourites with fellow readers and whenever possible, showcase an interview with the
Hey, guys! Spring has been BUSY! I must apologize for disappearing for a bit over here and the lack of blog posts, but it was for a very good reason: London, Can You Wait. Yep, the follow-up to London Belongs to Me is on track for its publication this fall
Panic in the streets of London… It sounds like a line straight out of my novel, London Belongs to Me, doesn’t it? But, it’s actually a lyric from “Panic”—one of my favourite songs by The Smiths. As much as I adore that song, I have a big issue with the word ‘panic’.
Is a question I hear a lot! My answer? You don’t have to wait too long to find out! Sequel news! My debut novel, London Belongs to Me, is getting a sequel. If you want to know what happens next for Alex, Mark, Lucy, Freddie, Harry, and the LBTM gang,
It’s here! Finally! I’ve been meaning to copy my iPod’s London Belongs to Me playlist into Spotify for weeks, and finally had the time to do it. Unfortunately, Spotify doesn’t have all the songs that feature in my personal playlist, but I managed to get most of them in there (if
Happy Spring! Hey, guys! How has March been treating you? It’s been mad for me. I have been under the gun with the clock ticking pretty loudly. As many of you know, I had a trip to London booked, and I really needed to get the first draft of the
Admitting that I have panic attacks doesn’t make me weak … it makes me strong. Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day, a time to talk about mental health and end the stigma surrounding mental illness. It took me a long time to admit to friends, to admit to the world
London Belongs to Me has joined the ranks of Rainbow Rowell’s Fangirl, Stephanie Perkins’ Anna and the French Kiss, and Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us. My novel has been celebrated in a Yasmin Rahman book collage. Check it out! Filled with favourite quotes, images, and souvenirs of London, Yasmin’s
My debut novel, London Belongs to Me, almost didn’t happen. Like many writers, a novel was always on my to-do list, but my day job as a freelance writer kept me occupied with little time to devote to anything else. My dreams of writing my novel seemed more impossible, than
