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I was excited to spot two lizards on the mottled grey trunk of a tall gum tree. In the bright afternoon sunshine, their profiles stood a little darker than the lumpy bark.“There. Don’t you see?” I pointed them out to my lizard-obsessed eight-year-old grandson.“I can’t see them.”Odd. He had a knack for spotting a lizard,

If you discount the current wild winds and occasional rain, we’ve had a stunning summer so far – long, hot, glorious days to enjoy while relaxing with a book and a cool drink, or to chill-out with friends. I’ve certainly done those, and I hope you’ve been able to as well.Early in January, I was

One of the challenges of being a writer is the difficulty of simply sitting and enjoying the moment. The body begins to relax while the brain goes off into wild directions creating a million different ‘what if’ scenarios. Sitting with friends on 90 Mile Beach a few months ago I enjoy the sunshine, good company,

Fakalofa lahi atu, and warm greetings everyone. I recently enjoyed a break in the Big Smoke to spend time with my family. After all the excitement of publishing Doorway of Death some relaxation was in order. Holding the first copy in my hands was an incredible buzz after so many years of labour, however encouraging