I’m off on an adventure!
~ Braeriach in May 2010 ~ Well, it’s that time of year again! I’ve worked extremely hard this month to hit my (enormous) target at work, and as…
~ Braeriach in May 2010 ~ Well, it’s that time of year again! I’ve worked extremely hard this month to hit my (enormous) target at work, and as…
I’ve been featured on the ‘ten questions with…’ series of interviews with indie author Jonathan Hill. Click here to read the interview.
Michael Brookes, author of The Cult of Me, is hosting a new short fiction competition on his blog. The competition is running throughout June and the challenge is…
I’ve had a new bit of journalism published on UKHillwalking.com: “We’ve all heard of the Munros, the list of Scottish peaks over 3000 feet in height, but what…
On May the 29th, 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay reached the highest point on planet Earth. After fifty years of dreaming and hair-brained schemes, of…
The ordinary experience on the UK’s mountains can be a predictable one. The weather is either middling, with low cloud, blustery wind and a splutter of rain, or…
The Chomolungma Diaries – what a Commercial Everest Expedition is Really Like by Mark Horrell Everest has been in the news a lot recently, and for all…
It’s no secret that I am not a great believer in the KDP Select programme. To the non-authors amongst my readership, I shall define the term: it is…
The Only Genuine Jones, my debut novel, is currently on a special Bank Holiday weekend promotion. The Kindle edition has been reduced to 79p until the end of…
~ My brother James and Castor in the Swiss Alps ~ This blog post is part of a series of articles on mountains that have a special significance…
Today I would like to introduce my readers to a new project I’m working on. Although I am continuing to chip away at Alpine Dawn, that’s very much…