Colin Harvey – author

This morning’s post over at suite101 is the first of what may be two posts on writing narrative non-fiction. Today -as the title suggests– I’m going to cover that part known as blogging. If I can get around to it, tomorrow I’ll get onto life writing.

I’m still running a little behind on posting reviews, but at least I’ve arrested the slippage, so that I’m no later with this than last week’s review.  So without further ado, here is Asimovs February 2010.

I promised a blog post on Thursday about that evening’s murder mystery event, and despite struggling to sum the evening up –that’s the difference from real life, which is nowhere near as neat and tidy as fiction– I’ve duly posted a few thoughts over at suite101.

Over at Suite I’ve posted a follow-up to my Tuesday post on persistence. Read it there.

…has begun to the event we’ve sub-titled ‘Bring Your Daughters To The Slaughter.’ It’s official title is ‘Murder on the Dance Floor,’ and it’s a weird hybrid of a 70s disco crossed with a murder mystery.  You can read more about what’s been going on in the run-up to it at the usual location.

Another one of the weather/light related blog posts over at suite. Are you beginning to sense a recurring theme here? <g>

As I observed over at suite101, I feel that I ought to dispense some sage words on writing, but then I take a good, long look in the mirror and think, “who are you kidding?” But I’ve posted my three words of advice over at the blog.

It was a pretty busy weekend, as I noted in passing over at the Suite. But more significantly from my own limited perspective, things seem to be slowly coming together with the lengthening and generally brighter days….

Is Chris Barzak’s wonderful, complex, multi-layered The Love We Share Without Knowing. Here’s the link. Enjoy.

Yay! It’s that time of year again when friendly tribalism reigns supreme in the British Isles, much to . I’ve walloped up a quick blog post over at the Suite.