A Boy in Trouble
Robert Carey, aged eight
Part 2 of a short story series about the young Robert Carey - and in case you don't already have it, you can get part 1 as well, A Pest of a Boy.
Robert Carey, aged eight
Part 2 of a short story series about the young Robert Carey - and in case you don't already have it, you can get part 1 as well, A Pest of a Boy.
"I loved the language - it conjured up with enormous effectiveness the deadly ethos of Elizabethan London. She has written a superb book."
has been writing for longer than she cares to admit and has been a traditionally published author since she was 18. She won the David Higham Award for her first book and the top BBC Radio Drama award for her play “A Room Full of Mirrors”, wrote a column for a Fleet Street paper, edited a medical journal, sold advertising, opened and ran a coffee shop for a couple of years, went to Spain with her kids and more recently went to Hungary without them. She came back to the UK for Lockdown I and has had a lovely time writing books, short stories, articles and anything else that her faithful Interstellar Idea Bats bring.
She also writes the Sir Robert Carey series of historical novels under her pen name of P F Chisholm and is looking forward to finally publishing the tenth Carey novel – “A Taste of Witchcraft.”
ThursdayJune 24, 2021
2:45 pm
Virtual • On the internet
Yes, I'm doing a presentation at the Historical Novel Society Virtual Conference 2021! It's called "Shooting the Sh*t: the connection between guns and dung."