Nee-nah or tatu?

Nee-nah or tatu?

What I hadn’t thought about when learning a new language was that it’s not only the words that are different. The sounds that things make are different too. For example in Dutch cows say “boo” and cockerels crow “kukuleku”. And...
Short stories and editing

Short stories and editing

The last few weeks I’ve mainly been working on three short stories – one as an exclusive for newsletter subscribers, and two to submit to other places. When/if they are published I will post links and tell you more about them. What I have learnt from doing...
Dreaming in audio

Dreaming in audio

Most people describe their dreams as vivid pictures they see in their mind’s eye. But I don’t think I’ve ever experienced that. While I very rarely remember my dreams, but when I do I’m sure that they are narrated. It’s like the voice in...
Newsletter launch

Newsletter launch

I am launching a newsletter to let you know how my writing is going. I will send out a message once a month with an overview of how I’m doing, as well as something I’ve written. This maybe a short story, a character interview, or an excerpt from something...
Summer holidays

Summer holidays

The Dutch take a relatively pragmatic view to the issue of school summer holidays, and stagger them across the country. School holidays are set nationally, though some of the dates are only advisory and individual schools can choose their own. But the summer ones are...

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