As the end of the year approaches many of us take the oppportunity to reflect on what has been acheived

Book number three is nearing completion.

A visit to Bonnie Doon was delightful and surprising.

In an age where we can access so many historical documents with a few keystrokes, is there still value in traveling great distances to visit a dusty archive or a research location?

Diving into old newspapers can be a goldmine for historical fiction writers.

Anyone who has visited Yarrawonga or Mulwala will recognise the dead trees in Lake Mulwala

Retirement: a time for relaxation and travel, right? Not quite for me.

Would damper cooked in the ashes have tasted as good as that cooked in a camp oven? This comparison intrigues me.

Imagine handling a document that is over 100 years old; a rusted straight pin still holding the fragile papers together. That is where one research project led me.

I have failed in my goal to reach 80,000 words by the end of March, or at least I will.

But how would this couple have met? Mary Ann was only 10 years of age when Richard was sent to Van Diemen’s Land.

Okay, so you have probably googled what it is by now.

Flowers are everywhere in Fiji

I have just finished reading Hard Times and found it challenging

Have you tried Googe Ngrams Viewer?

The question was recently raised and I replied that I am definitely a morning lark.

My Grandfather served in the RAAF at Tocumwal Airforce Base during WWII

I am really interested in the current discussion about generative AI