Judith Barrow's Blog

Yesterday we joined with Pembrokeshire U3a on their Monday Walk around the woods and alongside the River Sealy on the Sealyham estate near Wolfscastle. Continue reading →

It’s eight years this month since the prequel, A Hundred Tiny Threads, to the Haworth Trilogy was published – so a little celebratory post – with an extra personal memory at the end – for one of my oldest books. … Continue reading →

At long last! After living in Pembrokeshire for the last forty-six years and despite walking many miles of the Pembrokeshire coast, and meandrering around a lot of the Welsh countryside discovering wonderful places, lakes, waterfalls … scenary, we hadn’t been … Continue reading →

At long last! After living in Pembrokeshire for the last forty-six years and despite walking many miles of the Pembrokeshire coast, and meandrering around a lot of the Welsh countryside discovering wonderful places, lakes, waterfalls … scenary, we hadn’t been … Continue reading →

Part Two of The Stranger in my House is set against what is now called the Winter of Discontent – A term that comes from Shakespeare’s play Richard III, but it was used in an interview by the then Prime … Continue reading →

PART TWO So, to the practicalities … You’ll definitely need a constitution for the official book fair bank account and if you’ll be looking for grants, sponsorship etc. Get started early; you’ll need plenty of planning time. Work out the … Continue reading →

PART TWO So, to the practicalities … You’ll definitely need a constitution for the official book fair bank account and if you’ll be looking for grants, sponsorship etc. Get started early; you’ll need plenty of planning time. Work out the … Continue reading →

Many years ago I was asked by a local online television company, Showboat TV to interview for a programme called BookSmart. In slight trepidation I agreed; I had no experience in interviewing anyone. But as an author and a creative writing tutor … Continue reading →

Glen Rosa is a beautiful glen with Goat Fell mountain in the distance – stunning scenery. Early morning (apparently the best time to do this walk), and we are already driving through Brodick. We turn into a lane just before … Continue reading →

Glen Rosa is a beautiful glen with Goat Fell mountain in the distance – stunning scenery. Early morning (apparently the best time to do this walk), and we are already driving through Brodick. We turn into a lane just before … Continue reading →