Author Archives: morwennablackwood

Epiphanies tend to come to me when I’m in the shower and haven’t got a pen. Which is what happened on Valentine’s Day, but what with it being #WorldBookDay today, and the imminent release of Glasshouse, it’s hit me again. It struck me as funny that I should write about everything being in the mind,Continue reading “Stuff and Things”

I’ve written about my fascination with the inextricability of stories many times, and my debut novel, The (D)Evolution of Us, was an exercise in conveying it. That, and the Butterfly Effect. I’ve mentioned Glasshouse a few times, too, and the fact that it is the next novel in the series. Well, Glasshouse will be publishedContinue reading “Sssh – it’s a Valentine’s Day Secret…”

It’s bizarre, given that we’re in lockdown, but I seem to have less time than ever. Now that I have no playgroups to go to with my son, now we can’t go to the beach, see our friends and relations, or even go to the park up the road to go on the swings forContinue reading “My Raven”

I’ve got the mubble-fubbles.  I hope that’s how you use the word correctly in a sentence.  I have no idea.  Apparently, it’s a 16th century word for ‘despondency’ or ‘a sense of impending doom’.  When I came across ‘mubble-fubbles’ the other day, my thoughts immediately ran to Covid-19, and I went ‘huh!’ and gave aContinue reading “Mubble-Fubbles”

Part One, written May 2020: In The Margins. I spent most of my childhood and teenage years hiding in libraries; nowadays – thanks to the internet – I carry my own personal one around in my pocket wherever I go.  This doesn’t mean I don’t still stop and lose track of time in bookshops andContinue reading “Time for a catch-up!”

Welcome, and thank you for visiting my website! This is my first ever blog post, so I’ll give you a quick introduction to my writing… It’s all in your mind…and my stories explore perception, perspective, the inextricability of stories, cause and effect…the fact that ‘reality’ is subjective. They are dark, psychological, twisted. My debut psychologicalContinue reading “Hello!”