Author Archives: Rosemary Noble

Although the summer seems to have gone on for ever locked as we are in our own little world, August 1st marks a turning point. The fine weather, if we are lucky will carry on for two more months. How … Continue reading →

I have been working on the blurb for my new book. This book is a departure for me because it’s set in the present day – well finishes in the first months of 2020, before lockdown. It’s modern but with … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I pressed send to my editor. I can’t tell you how thrilled I am that my new book is now within sight of being published in the Autumn. It has been read and enjoyed by one other person and … Continue reading →

The  great news is that I have completed two edits of my new novel. My editor is booked for July, so hopefully the book will be ready to launch later this year. I will be sending it out to a … Continue reading →

I have been designated Creative Writing Tutor for my granddaughters this half-term. As I haven’t seen them since February, I jumped at the chance. With 5 books to my name and a sixth at the editing stage, the thought terrifies … Continue reading →

I have read several posts about how people are taking the time to enjoy nature during this awful time. I am no exception. We who have gardens are so lucky. The thought of being stuck in a flat and worse … Continue reading →

Stuck at home for the last two months has enabled me to write, although I should have just finished a three week tour of northern England and Scotland and be planning another tour, in Ireland this time. Instead I have … Continue reading →

Lockdown has been good for my writing. I am well into a new adult novel. It’s not that historical, it’s more modern. I have been playing with it for a year, unsure where exactly it was going. I wrote eighteen … Continue reading →

Today, I am conducting a virtual chat with new, local author, Julia Firlotte, author of Trust in You which has just been released. Congratulations. Hi Julia. Hi Rosemary, I hope you have coffee and cake ready. Yes, indeed. Mine’s a … Continue reading →

We went for a walk today;  far fewer people out and about. It’s such an eerie feeling to walk the empty streets, pass closed shops – but the worst is when you do pass people. We side step to avoid … Continue reading →