Category Archives: Author/Writer, Raconteur

Aunt Alice and Spot by Renee Bernard, Vonda Norwood and Danny Kemp. Friends, I wish I could say that my calm and metered advice is having some great effect on Spot.  I also wish I could say that I’ve come into … Continue reading →

Written by Renee Bernard, Danny Kemp and Vonda Norwood as……Brenda! Last week’s instalment left us hanging by our fingertips as Brenda, believing herself to be the rightful claimant to the throne of Wales and preparing to storm England, was assembling … Continue reading →

By Renee Bernard and Danny Kemp, now featuring Vonda Norwood.   Hello, friends.  (And yes, if the handwriting is substandard it is because I am dictating this one to my nurse who while a very sweet girl, seems to have … Continue reading →

As some of you have been pestering me about Ms. Bernard and how in the world she figures in all of this mess, let me just say, I think all authors are a bit mad and that she may improve … Continue reading →

If you are in London, or live nearby, I would highly recommend this forthcoming conference on Self Publishing to be held in King’s College, The Strand, on 9th November. One of the organisers is my own Publisher and I have … Continue reading →

The following has been one of the highlights of my writing career so far. I posted this three-line romantic poem on the internet one week. To rise from a barren earth. To soar above, to wing away. To escape from … Continue reading →

To feast my eyes on beauty is all that I would ask, If God was to give me that blessed second chance. To walk amongst the worthy and hear their calming speech, With my outstretched hand pressed forward in hope … Continue reading →

You cannot live a life without having a regret. Perhaps you have hidden them, trying to forget, All of the times when you made a mistake And left all that you cared for, behind in your wake. Seconds turned into … Continue reading →

Hello everyone, Aunt Alice here. It has not been a good week. Everyone who has written to me has seemed jaded and dejected. Ah well, what can an agony Aunt do but smile and attempt to enliven their spirits? I … Continue reading →

As if it’s not hard enough to write a good story and get it into the hands of a publisher, I now have to watch what I say to passengers at work whilst earning a paid living as a Licensed … Continue reading →