Paula Wynne

Ken bought me an Elna Sewing Machine for my 50th! I fell madly in love with sewing all over again after not sewing for many years.

A hug is a great gift - one size fits all and its easy to exchange. Go out now and give someone a gift of a hug ...

What is a semicolon? And how do you as a novelist use it in your writing?

Ken's bike arrived yesterday so he was off cycling the Spanish mountains today and came across this lovely little village a few miles from our local town.

Amazon says that James Scott Bell’s book, Revision and Self Editing For Publication, is designed to eliminate the intimidation factor that comes with revision and self-editing, but any asp

It is truly magical when you trek all the way up to London, have an excellent meeting about your home business and then scoot all the way home again to get this kind of welcome!

Ken and I recently hired a new member of the iHubbub team - our very own cyber security manager.

Okay, don’t gasp just yet, hear me out. There are some personal little things that effect us home business owner's lives. Those things that really dive deep and touch the heart.

New husband, Ken Sheridan, stole all the female hearts at his own wedding when he

Okay, okay, this isn’t the same kinda lady that we shared our honeymoon with.

The 'keep it simple stupid' principle is a design rule that states that systems perform best when they have simple designs rather than complex ones.

Our favourite property viewed on Escape To The Continent was most definitely the mountain property.

The image above is just after we visited the mountain property on our Escape To The Continent journey. We stopped and had a bite to eat before going off to the next property.

We had a fantastic experience on Escape To The Continent, and we are very excited to go back to vis

If you've read our (Ken and Paula) story about being on Escape To The Continent, then you read the lyrics to Peter Gabriel's beautiful song, Secret World, you'll know just why we chose this song as

With us finally on our way to Spain, our Spring Spaniel - Dexter - wrote this blog :)

After the long journey across the channel on the dreadful tin ferry, and then driving through Spain we finally arrived at our new temp home.

The day after we arrived at our temporary holiday home in Spain, it was back to work on our businesses and my novels. But on this special occasion we broke off early.

Now don't confuse this with Abbey Road by The Beatles, but there is a dirt path that we call Avo Road. That's because there are some Avocado trees up and down the steep slopes.

I started practising driving on the 'wrong side' of the road today. I did okay - no 'women-driver' remarks from anyone, especially Dexter the back seat driver.

You're all over the definitions of "low lights," "ruching," and a "tankini." But can you spot a "Mrs. Potato Head" when you see one?

This Armed And Dangerous writer’s guide to weapons

In Gloria Kempton's writing reference guide on writing Dialogue, she tells us novelists that dialogue is an accelerator.

Over on iHubbub, I review craft of fiction books within the writing reference guides fe

A Writer's Guide to the Zodiac: How the Stars Can Help You Understand Your Characters. This book is a MUST for all authors, novelists, writers, aspiring writers and self published writers!

Ron Rozelle tells us novelists that foreshadowing gives the reader a clue – a taste of what is to come – like a formation of geese ahead of an approaching cold front.

In Description and Setting, Ron Rozelle gives us a few nuggets of writing advice.

In my own quest to start self-publishing my books and novels, I am building a list of userful links for self-published authors.

Writing is an essential skill that is valued in today’s world. It is an ability that is overlooked and often not cultivated to its full potential.