I’m the author of many dark tales and more than a few romances. When people ask me to explain my work, only one word springs to mind: Diverse. I’ve written fact tough mostly fiction in almost any genre. So far, I’ve been extremely lucky in that I have had the opportunity to do this, but I’ve also, often, had the pleasure of crossing genres. Thus, crime, horror, fantasy, action, adventure, fairy tales, gothic, erotica, non-traditional romance, and slipstream, are themes I’ve use in any combination, although my non-romantic fiction tends to have a dark thread running through it.
Among others, my poems, articles and short stories have appeared in the following and forthcoming publications. Many have featured my work on more than one if not several occasions. I should like to take this opportunity to express my thanks for their interest, support, compliments, and enthusiasm.
- Big Finish Productions
- Candy Jar Books
- Night to Dawn (as Sharon Bidwell, Sharon Kernow, and S.M.Bidwell)
- Fox Spirit (as Sharon Kernow)
- Red Velvet and Absinthe – Cleis Press
- Shotgun Honey
- JMS Books
- Musa Publishing (Closed)
- Loose-Id (Closed)
- Radgepacket – Byker Books
- Midnight Street
- Roadworks
- Aoife’s Kiss – Sam’s Dot Publishing
- Changeling Press
- Untreed Reads
- MLR Press
- Aspen Mountain Press — (now defunct)
- Ascent
- Gothic Fairy Tales
- Whispers of Wickedness
- Fantasy eZine
- Forbidden Fruit Zine
- Dark Moon Rising
- Legends Magazine
- Gay Flash Fiction
- Cleansheets
- Mocha Memoirs
- The Black Rose
- Carillon
- Authors Network
- The Pygmy Giant
- Paragraph Planet
- Full of Crow
- Epiphany Magazine
- Storyteller UK
- Spirit Wind
- Wind City Times
- Litport Echo
- Bideford Buzz
- The Crier (News and Community Diary) Real Gardeners
- I also had the privilege to work on a very special project: Publicity articles and reports for The Really Wild Nursery & Arthritis Care SW “Breaking Down the Barriers” Garden Project, including the entry for the Malvern Spring Show Catalogue and a piece translated into Braille, placed at the entrance to the exhibit.