As an author, I have endless thoughts on the writing process. If I’m not writing, I’m probably thinking about writing, and after the majority of feedback on my novel, Merona Grant and the Lost Tomb of Golgotha, praised the story for being well paced, hardly ever dragging at nearly 100k words, I was surprised at…
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Housewife Detective Mysteries
THE PALE ROSE and THERE AROSE SUCH A CLATTER are both available at Amazon, on Kindle and Paperback Related posts:
Merona Grant Adventures
Available at Amazon, on Kindle and Paperback You can also get more insight into Merona’s behind the scenes, with these related posts.
Merona Grant, Cover Reveal
My cover is finally done! It’s been crazy long in the works, so I can’t help pinching myself every time I look at it, but it’s real… I actually finished it! For a while it felt like I would never get around to completing the darn thing, but when the last pieces came together, I…
Cover Art Sneak Peek
The cover art for my upcoming adventure novel has sat, mere brush strokes away from completion, for the majority of my writing process. It’s been displayed as my wallpaper, inspiring my prose as I’ve gone along, and now, at last, I’ve decided to share just one aspect of it with the world. A sneak peek,…
Concept of Merona
I wasn’t sure if I wanted to post this sketch of Merona, as it doesn’t seem to capture her personality the way I feel the first concept sketch did. But I still like it enough to share, and outfit-wise, it is a lot closer to my final design for the character. Plus it’s the first…
Meet Merona Grant
I’ve been working on a little story (which has slowly, and against my will, turned into a big story) for a while now, and I thought it was about time I introduced its heroine to the world. Meet Merona Grant. Adventuress, and treasure hunter for hire, with a predisposition for receiving black eyes, and a…
The Pale Rose: Cast of Characters
I wanted to post another piece of art from my mystery novella The Pale Rose, and thought I would include the character descriptions featured at the start of the book. Incidentally, this illustration is for the last chapter, and features the lead detectives, Charles & Amelia Humble. Cast of Characters Amelia Humble: A devoted wife…
How not to write.
Again and again I see writer’s guides or tips on writing and a lot of them seem to give the same advice. They tell you what NOT to do. “This word is overused, don’t use it.” “This style is boring, don’t write that way” etc, they give you more road blocks to dodge in a…
Scribblings of Brina Williamson 
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