Author Archive
Posted on September 22, 2011 - by katy
time travel…
A few years ago I contributed a short story to the WOW! 366 anthology, which raised over £30,000 for ChildLine (not too shabby, eh?). I’ve put it up on this website now – a little dip back into the seventh century AD, where the air was clean and boys could talk to horses. We’ve all forgotten how to be magical… http://katymoran.co.uk/the-marsh-horse/
Posted on September 1, 2011 - by katy
What not to do at a festival…
So, as we lurch to the end of the festival season, here’s my top 5 handy hints for survival. Yep, it’s a bit late in the day now, but if you’ve got your own to add now there’s only Bestival to go, please share. You may just save someone from trench foot.
1.) Listen to your mum: take wellies even if they do go out of fashion again (see pics in my Flickr photostream if more persuasion is needed. In 1997 wellington boots were probably the uncoolest thing on the planet and look what happened)
2.) If you crack and decide to head for the showers, remember that the one with the shortest queue is the communal nudist option
3.) Check your tent bag before you go. Are the poles in there? Sleeping in a tent with no poles isn’t much fun. Trust me.
4.) Don’t drink too much before heading to the main stage for a headline act: the dreaded loos are a LONG way off.
5.) Always bring a canoe. You might just need it (see Kit and Tom in this link to the NME – they made the front page of the Guardian as well, I seem to remember. Brilliant.) http://www.nme.com/photos/glastonbury-festival—classic-photos/175342/21/1
Posted on July 19, 2011 - by katy
Top ten!
Wow, my new blog has been chosen as one of the top ten review sites by the lovely Book People: http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/blog/index.php/2011/07/12/the-book-peoples-top-10-book-review-sites/
Posted on May 26, 2011 - by katy
Teen/YA books reviewed…
So here I am, in my glass house, about to throw stones. EEK! Loved Blood Red Road, though.
Posted on May 23, 2011 - by katy
Book of the Month – YAY!
Thanks to the lovely folks at Bookbag for this review – I’ve had great support from these guys right from the start. It’s fantastic to be book of the month, and to be tweeted about no less!
http://thebookbag.co.uk/reviews/index.php?title=Newsletter

