Author Archives: Pat Bowne

My story ‘Where Souls Go’ has just appeared in Red Rose Review, under the inadvertent pen name of Patricia Browne. This the most mannered story I’ve ever written.  It’s one of the stories from my work in progress, and in … Continue reading →

When I was younger, I think I would have loved Delia Sherman’s The Porcelain Dove.  It absolutely captures the feel of another, more fairy-tale time.  The aura of porcelain and flowers and stories, parties and wealth permeates the book.  The little … Continue reading →

Here’s something new (to me) – a fantasy/ folklore/ fairytale/ mythology reading challenge.  I’m going to try it at the lowest level just so as not to disappoint myself — but I bet I’ll read more than just one book … Continue reading →

I’m making a moroccan-style squash stew.  I thought of posting the recipe, but it would include things like ‘add cumin until it smells right’ and ‘cook till it’s done.’ I cook by smell.  That’s how my parents taught me about … Continue reading →

I’ve been interviewed over at Mount Oregano, my friend Sue Burke’s blog.  Thanks, Sue!   I look forward to returning the favor when Sue’s novel is issued. If you’re a fan of knights in armor you’ll want to check out … Continue reading →