I’m a new novelist, occasional poet, avid reader and lover of story. My first book, Gemsigns, was published in April 2013 by Jo Fletcher Books/Quercus; I’m about to deliver the follow-up, Binary. In 2010 I launched the Scriptopus interactive web app to make it easier for myself and other writers to spend at least 15 minutes a day making stuff up.
I like good conversation when I can get it. I think more than I talk; sometimes I think I talk more than I should. I try to be fair, and don’t always succeed. I’m curious about almost everything. I’ll use this blog to think out loud, and to share what interests, inspires and challenges me.
Aly Hughes
/ February 4, 2012Just stopping by to say that I really enjoy your blog so far. I look forward to reading more from you! Cheers.
Stephanie Saulter
/ February 4, 2012Welcome and thank you! I’ll keep on trying to be interesting. I really like yours as well.
Josè Pascal
/ March 26, 2012Good evening,
i like your blog. Your post are very interisting.
I invite you to visit my intercultural blog: http://parolesemplici.wordpress.com/mytinbox/
I define this blog “In parole Semplici” as a “virtuacultural tin box” where they are guarded thoughts, memories, images, sounds, and simple stories.
My dream is to create a intercultural blog with authors from around the world.
Do you want to collaborate for “In parole Semplici”?
I’ll wait your reply:
inparolesemplici@gmail.com
Stephanie Saulter
/ March 27, 2012Good morning, and thanks very much for your invitation. I’m glad you like my blog. I visited yours but as most of the information and all of the posts are in Italian (I think – or maybe Spanish – I don’t read either), I couldn’t really figure out what was going on. You have a menu heading ‘Legal Notice’ and I would certainly need to know what that notice says before I could agree to collaborate. I really like the idea of an intercultural blog with many contributors, but I think there needs to be some strategy to deal with the language barrier so that everyone can enjoy each other’s submissions.