Blue Sky Snapper
After a rather grey and miserable August day, Snapper Simon found a bit of blue sky this evening, for Shefali.
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Snapper Simon puts Church Stretton on the Map
After a wet and soggy day yesterday, it was glorious to be able to get up onto Ragleth Hill this morning. Some blue skies could be spotted and it was warm in th...
Top Six Literary Lodgings
Fancy sleeping where your favourite writer lived, worked or holidayed? Simon Whaley suggests six of the UK’s best literary stays.
DIY Dodger – A Wrekin Writer Double!
The latest issue of The Weekly News has a story in it I’ve written called DIY Dodger (well, they say ‘write about what you know’). And I’...
Obliterated Snapper
It may say 30th June on the calendar, but it hasn’t felt like June for nearly a week now. And BBC Midland’s Today weather presenter Rebecca Wood com...
Authors for Grenfell Tower
My lovely agent, Kate Nash, is auctioning a query critique to help raise money for the British Red Cross to support the residents of the Grenfell Tower tragedy....
A Positively Productive Weekend
Got plans to do NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) this year? Or does the thought of writing 50,000 words in 30 days fill you with dread? Perhaps my next ...
Ludlow Snapper
I caught some breaks in the clouds above Ludlow town centre, while out stretching my legs at lunchtime today.
Snapper Drizzle
Even drizzly walks have their highlights 😝
Wentnor & Linley Beeches
For a glorious walk through some of Shropshire’s most iconic tree-scapes, check out my Wentnor and Linley Beeches route in the June 2017 issue of Country ...