Author Archives: marcherwitch
Apologies for silence and some spoilery research…
Pain is bad. Morphine is helpful, though my hopes that it would take the pain away entirely were misplaced. The combination? not so great for writing. Then, of course, we have the US police using protests against their murdering Black … Continue reading
Cover Reveal!
Here it is! The official cover from LoveAfricaPress for my medieval romance set in Marrakech. Gorgeous, right!? So many thanks to Kiru Taye who talked me through what I wanted and, I believe, did this herself. The model has all … Continue reading
5 Reasons Every Romance Writer Should Watch Critical Role…
Holly March gives 5 lessons romance writers can learn from Critical Role. Continue reading
10 Medieval Weapons every Woman should wield against her enemies…
10 Ancient and Medieval Weapons a Woman can Wield against her Enemies Continue reading
My Archetypes Articles So Far…
A collection of my Archetypes pieces so far. Continue reading
#UKRomChat Interview
On Monday I was the honoured guest of #UKRomChat, a hashtag group for romance authors to chat and learn from each other within the bounds of GMT or BST, rather than having to stay up until four am for the … Continue reading
My pinkheart articles for February
Hullo! I have been truly awful at keeping this updated, and I apologise for that! Here are links to the two articles I have on Pink Heart this month. I wrote a piece as part of the Valentine’s Day … Continue reading
From the World Up – Genesis of Religions
In this episode I talk about how some of the major religions of our world got started in order to help you build your own world’s religions. Warning: western goggles, some anti-monotheistic sentiment, and omg, hardly any detail because I wanted to keep the length under 30 minutes. Continue reading
From the World Up – The Evil Empire
Hello, darlings! This fortnight’s episode is on the subject of The Evil Empire. Shudderingly real again these days, isn’t it, between Russia and the US? But no fear, I focus on the medieval and ancient in my explorations … Continue reading
