 The Tower of London One of my favorite things to do is walk around London early on a Saturday or Sunday morning.
 The great people at BookMachine invited me back this month to share my tips for creating a freelance business. You can read it here.
 The Society of Young Publishers recently asked me how I became an editor. Here is my story.
 At the start of the lockdown, I thought it would be no problem to read the books on my bookshelves . . .
Who doesn't love it when a celebrity tells all? Carrie does it so well you won't stop laughing.
With all the dystopian booklists popping up during the Covid-19 epidemic, I’m astounded not to see The Giver on more lists. Isn’t it the ultimate dystopia?
This book in a word? Bleak. Yet, also highly relevant and reflective of our world at this precise moment of the pandemic.
I picked up this book at the event BookMachine meets Bloomsbury back in September of 2019. A great book if you're just getting into publishing.
The Diary of a Bookseller shines light on the people behind the counter. They work long hours and deal with unimaginable circumstances.
 Recently I realized that most readers might not understand my plight, as in, why am I so excited about libraries?
If you're missing motivation to write, you'll be nicely guilted into getting down to business after just a few pages!
I’m overwhelmingly grateful to Yaa Gyasi for opening my eyes to something I know little about.
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