Are you looking for something new to read? Here’s an interesting selection of approaches to the supernatural that is well worth a look at, easily downloaded from Amazon.
There are a variety of geographical and historical settings. My favourite is the title story, The Siren, a North-East coast of England story, vividly told. I swear I felt the draft of that wind, despite sitting in warm sunshine on the other side of the country.
Sometimes, it’s good to dance with things that defeat rational explanation, and how better to do that than in fiction? That’s just what Sheila Williams has done. How do I know? Because I’ve read her blog. Click ‘This‘ and you can too.
We don’t often get the chance to see where a writer’s inspiration came from. This glimpse provides a few clues about how you can use what you know to write what you don’t know. I like that.
Cath Humphris 
Am I allowed to ‘like’ something about me and my book? Thank you so much for the shout-out Cath, it’s much appreciated in this maelstrom world of e-publishing. More than happy to return the compliment.
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I think it’s fine to stand up and say, this is me. As said above, I enjoyed the tales, and the blog-posts about it, and I’m impressed with the drive that going this route requires. Nice work.
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