My blog…

Welcome to my blog. This is where I will be posting regular updates to my writing from my home in west Cornwall.

Road trip, feature and book…

by Maggie Fogarty | May 6, 2021 | Uncategorized

The one thing this Covid pandemic has taught us is to appreciate life’s small pleasures. Meeting with a few friends for drinks outdoors, an al fresco meal (wearing several layers!), heading off for a road trip to somewhere different. Our increased appreciation of these little but important aspects of life is one of the good […]

Lockdown 2, writing news and Christmas…

by Maggie Fogarty | Nov 26, 2020 | Uncategorized

Here we are then – just about to come out of lockdown 2 with a mix of optimism and trepidation. Hopefully good news on the Covid-19 vaccine front but not before the prospect of a few tough winter months ahead. The odds of a hard lockdown 3 immediately after Christmas? That’s down to how we […]

Motor Homing in Wales, writing news and Bonnie dog photo…

by Maggie Fogarty | Oct 9, 2020 | Uncategorized

Well September was supposed involve a motor home visit to the west coast of France but with the current Covid restrictions those plans had to be ditched. So instead it was back to Wales and we managed to fit in our road trip just before a large part of that beautiful country also went into […]

Looking back, new book and review

by Maggie Fogarty | Jul 23, 2020 | Uncategorized

To describe last month as a ‘busy’ one is putting it mildly. A new book launch at the start of #Indie Author Week UK, a magazine anniversary feature, swapping interviews with fellow author Jude Lennon, research work and remote meetings – well all I can say is ‘phew’! Now it is time to pause and […]

5 Questions To Independent Author Jude Lennon – Indie Author Week UK

by Maggie Fogarty | Jun 15, 2020 | Uncategorized

You are best known for your children’s books but you have also written a short story collection ‘A Slice of Lennon’. How hard was it making the transition from children’s writing to creating stories for adults? My writing group ‘The Revolting Peasants’ gave me an additional challenge one month – I couldn’t write for children. […]

Lockdown in West Cornwall…

by Maggie Fogarty | May 13, 2020 | Uncategorized

Depending on whether you are an optimist or pessimist, the saying ‘May you live in interesting times’, is a blessing or a curse. Well no-one could describe these lockdown times as anything but ‘interesting’ with commentators struggling to find distinctive ways to sum up this new world – ‘unprecedented’ has taken a pounding, as has […]

Motor Home Lessons, Cornwall Reading and Library Talk…

by Maggie Fogarty | Feb 13, 2020 | Uncategorized

To say that Motor Home ownership is a steep learning curve is putting it mildly. Just when you think you are getting to grips with all things MoHo, up pops another problem to get your head around. Still, learning new stuff is good for the brain and there is nothing like being able to set […]

Cornwall Motor Home travel; Michelle Obama and books re-launch

by Maggie Fogarty | Dec 11, 2019 | Uncategorized

Blame it on the rain. There is no getting away from it, Moho travel and relentless rain do not go together – hence the gap from my last blog post. As soon as we got a break from the rain we were off, this time staying in Cornwall with trips to the fishing villages of […]

Motor Homing in France and Monty Python Memories

by Maggie Fogarty | Oct 24, 2019 | Uncategorized

Well then – what are the main differences between Motor Home travel in France and the UK? First of all space and lots of it. France is a bigger country and as such the roads are less busy – you can travel miles outside the major towns and cities without seeing too many other vehicles. […]

Motor Home Travel, Middle England and Live Radio

by Maggie Fogarty | Sep 2, 2019 | Uncategorized

It’s been just over three months since we got our Motor Home, (or MoHo to use the trendy abbreviation), and yes, still loving the freedom it brings with the ability to set off at a whim. So far we’ve kept within the West Country, exploring other parts of Cornwall, with the occasional foray into Devon. […]