It has been a quiet month regarding writing as I’ve attended two furry cons and have been visiting friends and family in the UK. The Scotiacon panels I ran with Huskyteer were both well received. The Writers’ Social is always a good opportunity to meet fellow authors and chat about our projects and influences. Meanwhile,…

One Sunday evening in February 1726, the premises of Margaret Clap in the London district of Holborn were raided by police constables. By dawn, around 40 gay men had been rounded up and arrested. Margaret or “Mother” Clap was arrested herself and sent to the pillory the following July for ‘keeping a Disorderly House…for the…

It has been a busy month of writing, but illness hampered my progress towards the end. I submitted three stories for consideration in anthologies in January and have had one rejection. I also finished another story, which I’m hoping to submit to a horror-themed collection once it has been crowdfunded. The nominations for the 2025…

As we enter a new year, it’s only natural to consider our plans for the next 12 months. Regarding my writing, I am largely going to continue where I left off in 2025, but these are my main targets.

It has been a rather busy year, with 12 short stories submitted to various publications. I spent most of the first half of 2025 furiously writing, using my anger about the state of the world to fuel my productivity. Most of my stories have developed a political edge and up until June, I felt I…

This month has been dominated by the release of The Wideness of the World anthology from the Furry Historical Fiction Society. It was initially available as a small batch release at Midwest FurFest prior to the official launch a week later. On 13 December, we held a launch party where over half of the authors…

There’s not very much to report this month – things have been rolling on, but there have been few breakthrough moments. We’re still waiting to hear back about the writing panels we submitted for Scotiacon, while we have now submitted our proposals for CFz too. Hopefully, we can run some engaging events that will provide…

It has been a year since I became a freelancer professionally and I have been in a reflective mood. I have been a writer and editor of online content in some capacity for 20 years now and have worked across a number of different sectors. I am currently trying to diversify my client base, but…

It has been a very busy month, with a few projects in their final stages. The first is the fourth volume of the Furry Historical Fiction Society, The Wideness of the World. This will be released on 13 December, but it will be available at MFF the week before. I have a story included in…

It’s been another slow month, largely because life has got in the way. I’ve also been back in the UK for the last 11 days seeing family and friends, so finding time for writing has been tough. I’m hoping this will pick up in October though, when the weather starts to turn cold and the…