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It's the most wonderful time of the year!

People who know me well, will know how much I love Christmas - I have a collection of Christmas jumpers, shirts and t-shirts; and enough...

Balancing Wips and work.

Determined to get back into my better writing habits was how I entered this school year, and while I am not doing so badly with the...

How do you find a writer's voice?

Finding my voice as a writer is a constant journey. During my Masters, I explored a few genres - high fantasy, horror, gothic horror,...

Swimming our way around Sweden - Part 3

Last post I mentioned our 'last' meal in Sweden, as we had suspected that we wouldn't be staying anywhere else that had a restaurant...

Swimming around Sweden - Part 2

The day arrived - Wednesday 14th August 2024. Following the delay in getting holiday booked, we had missed the opportunity to get a ferry...

Swimming our way around Sweden - Part 1.

Last Christmas, a casual invitation to visit my husbands cousin in Sweden, turned into a plan for our first European tour in the...

Differently Weired or differently wired?

(or the controversial issue of Neuro-divergent self-diagnosis) As a teacher, we are involved in the diagnostic process of pupils with a...

Taking the plunge

Earlier this year, Mr W and I went abroad for the first time in about 6 years. It had been so long for a few reasons – expired passports,...

Childhood reads

I was quite an avid reader as a child, I have early memories of reading Welsh story books while listening to audio versions when I was in...

My morning routine

So my list of blog post ideas that I go to when I am short of an exciting and inspiring post, includes the example ‘share your morning...

More of a mountain than a molehill

I love the out of doors, in my fitter days I enjoyed long walks in the countryside and have frequently visited Snowdonia and Scotland to...

Breaking the mould in popular culture

Subverting genre This year, Mr W and I have made a promise to ourselves to say ‘yes’ more to activities outside work. As a consequence of...

Why is Autumn the best season?

If I had to choose, I think Autumn would be my favourite season – there are quite a few things that I love about autumn. Firstly, and...

How do people relax?

It is a genuine question – I would be very interested to hear what other people do to relax, but also how do you make yourself relax? I...

What I did on my holiday (Part 2)

Last week I told most of the story of our week in Corfu. This week we are going to get to the end. So on the Friday evening, our amazing...

What I did on my holidays

Those of you who read the blog regularly will know that I have had a tumultuous 27 months, having been diagnosed with a brain tumour in...

World war Z(zed) or World war Dead?

**Contains spoilers** I have long been a fan of Max Brooks’ Zombie books – having been gifted the Zombie survival guide around 15 years...

How it Started - first drafts

First drafts A glimpse of my novel WIP, what follows is the opening chapter I originally wrote, that I have since cut from the work. She...

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About The Author

Gwynne Weir is a published author based in the United Kingdom.
A passionate reader and writer from a young age, she has always delighted in being able to create worlds of her own to explore.
Inspired by the likes of Stephen King, Terry Pratchett, and Neil Gaiman, her writing is often in the genres of Science Fiction and Fantasy. However, never one to be pigeon-holed, she has also published work outside of those genres and enjoys the challenge of stepping out her comfort zone.
A Primary School teacher in the daytime, Gwynne spends many of her out of school hours writing or collecting ideas for her Weired worlds. 
She also enjoys travelling with her husband. Both in the UK and in Europe, they have travelled by motorbike, campervan and on foot. They particularly enjoy exploring the secret places of Scotland.

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