Tracey Meredith. Middle Grade to Young Adult stories

Fantasy and Adventure Stories & a Little Bit of Gardening

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Friday, 18 January 2019

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

Question. Should I keep saving for my old age, or should I just sell the house, take my savings in cash and blow it all on one (hopefully) ...

Sunday, 6 January 2019

Refreshing the Soul

A couple of birthdays ago, my husband decided to buy me a camera- a Nikon Coolpics L340, to be precise. I wasn't sure I wanted or...

Wednesday, 26 December 2018

Boxing Day 2018

Well, we didn't win the £98million on the Euromillions last night, so I can't lend a helping hand to all the worthy projects and ch...

Sunday, 29 April 2018

Growned at Amazon

Just a quick note, mainly for Kindle users. I regret Amazon has again put a price on Growned, having already upped the price so they could p...

Sunday, 11 February 2018

Best Laid Plans

Well, that didn't go how we thought it might. My plan to have an uneventful Christmas, that is. You remember Christmas, don't you?...

Friday, 22 December 2017

Tidying Up (and missing blogs).

For those of you who might care, I have created another blog at https://tracey-meredith-archive.blogspot.co.uk/ to enable me to archive ...

Friday, 15 September 2017

Spider preparing fly for later

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About Me

Tracey Meredith: Tracey lives in the west of England and has done so for the last 20 years or so. She started writing to encourage her son to read something other than train magazines- the idea being that he would tell her what would happen next and then she would write it for him, ready to read at bed time. Yes, you're quite right- it never happened. Work shifts got in the way and though some of the stories were added to, there were often months and even years between writing sessions. The unfinished manuscripts were found during a decorating session and determinedly finished over a four year period- four in all. Growned was the first one finished and edited. Others now published are The Angel in Towerhouse Wood and (as Beryl C Jones) a token Romantic adventure called A Foreign Land, which seems to have gone down quite well. Finding Richard is the last of the four and has now been published. New stuff is on the way, and this time she is determined to finish it in less than 8 years. And no, her son still hasn't read any of them- though she has inspired him to start writing fiction himself. Maybe, some day, he'll be able to keep his mum in the lifestyle to which she'd like to become accustomed.

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