Watching For The Dawn

Watching For The Dawn continues apace today. Been thinking about it a lot - daily - but no actual writing has taken place until this morning. It's going slowly as, reading through the past few chapters, I keep editing instead of moving forward.

Apologies if you've been waiting eagerly to find out what happens to P.I. Wall in this second book, but it really is quite close to the end now.

'It’s the only time he’d ever had to lie that he was going to go and have sex, rather than lie that he’d gone and had sex.'

The Bee and Other Stories

This is Sharu (centre) with some other fruit sellers on Colva Beach, Goa. These kids (and adults) live and work on the beach for the tourist season, selling fruit, stone carvings, embroidered purses etc.

They feature in my story Stone Woman and the Purse Children, from the ebook The Bee and Other Stories.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Bee-Other-Stories-ebook/dp/B009OMUKVE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1360354680&sr=8-1