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Female, 38, seeks altruistic single male
“I’m fussy, that’s the problem” says Laura. Her friend Ruth nods. They both know ‘fussy’ is shorthand for 38 and single. This week, Laura escapes from the pages of my novel and ponders a report that...
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The Top 5 Cities for Dating
It depends what you’re looking for (and, as a friend rightly says, how old you are, there being obvious differences between Vienna and, say, Ibiza). I was on the look-out for settings for my latest...
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Where on earth can you meet someone?
When you’re 30-something, it’s tough to meet people. I know a couple who met on an allotment, but, when I tried growing vegetables, all I pulled was a bunch of deformed carrots. Laura has a similar...
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Finding a Man: the Sure-Fire 5-Point Plan
You’ve got to be organized, especially when you’re a single mum with four kids. Karen’s good at lists. Most of them look like this. Karen is a character from my forthcoming novel, but if you have...
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Finding a Man: the Sure-Fire 5-Point Plan (part two)
“Get yourself out there” says Rose. “I’ll babysit.” So far, Karen’s sure-fire dating plan has failed to produce a suitable man (or, as her friend Rose points out, any man at all). Just to explain,...
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How to Mend a Broken Heart
This week I’m delighted to feature a guest post from psychotherapist and author Christine Webber. If you have angina, talk to your doctor, but if your heart’s broken, you need Christine’s wisdom. Is...
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A Mini Blog Tour for Spring
The best thing about blogging? Connecting with other people. I’ve said that since I started, but this is the first time I’ve been asked along to a blog hop. Yes, it’s the Writers’ Blog Tour, in which...
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“Single Mother of Four Seeks Man with Pulse”
“I was going to specify GSOH and plump wallet. Among other things,” says Rose, her wine glass poised in the air as she gives a meaningful look. “But then I thought: you can’t be too picky.” “You are so...
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‘Who’d Have Thought It?’
My posts normally have less ambiguous titles, but today’s contribution is from my fellow author and journalist Christine Webber whose forthcoming novel is called exactly that, and, as you’ll see, the...
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