Jacqueline P Vincent

March 19, 2023

Mother’s Day

A look into the history of Mother’s Day throughout the world..
March 9, 2023

Sunday, a day of small tasks.

Today, Sunday, I wrote a list of small tasks that had been bugging me for ages. I was between writing projects, as I’d finished the first draft of a short story on Friday. On Monday I was due to start the monumental task of editing ‘The Forgotten Legacy’. Therefore, in theory, I had an entire…
May 27, 2022

Haphazard and The Munchkins.

My new regime of posting three posts a month has fallen at the first hurdle. Basically, I ran out of time to give each one the attention it deserved. The worst was the Tom Pears, what I’m reading post. It went out before I wrote up the review, my fault entirely. I will leave the…
May 15, 2022

Indie Authors

The Middle-Grade Facebook group I belong to organised a March Middle-Grade Book Promotion, of which I was a part, and from the emails and messages flitting into my inbox, the promotion was a success. It certainly was for me and thank you to everyone who downloaded a copy of Amalie and her perilous journey, and…
May 11, 2022

May in Monforte.
April 29, 2022

What I’m Reading
April 23, 2022

Happy Horses

This is Samson as he is now, a happy three-year-old miniature pony, who could be a Shetland, Falabella, or a cross of the two, and we’ll never know, but that doesn’t stop us from guessing. He now lives in liberty with two other horses who are, um, slightly bigger than him, but don’t let that…
April 12, 2022

Rescue cat.
April 9, 2022

Don’t Eat the Daisies!

Amalie, my main character in the children’s books I write, would have known how to forage, as finding, cooking, growing food were the primary tasks for everyone before supermarkets. She would have known from an early age which plants tasted good and which were poisonous. Perhaps she even cooked food using verbally handed-down recipes from…
April 1, 2022

The End of the March Middle Grade Book Promotion.

March was a mad month with loads of learning, writing, leaping into the unknown, and not necessarily in that order. I belong to a pro-active, friendly Facebook group for middle-grade authors. Rae Knightly, a talented author and group member, volunteered to organise the March Middle Grade Book Promotion. At the time, I didn’t have a…