I’ve always loved writing. With my early education gained through Correspondence School where all lessons were read and answers handwritten, these supervised by a Mum who loved words (and taught me always to have a dictionary handy), it really isn’t surprising that I still communicate best through the written word. Later at college, I had a wonderful English teacher who also taught History. Under her teaching, Shakespeare came to life as did the lives of all the old kings, Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and Co. After all that is it any wonder my dream was to write a historical novel? And I have in progress, other books which will emerge in the course of time.
NZ Memories Issue 112 Feb/March 2015
The Last Wool Boat. January 1944 by Dorothy Scott
Dot as a child, photographed in hand knitted togs.
TOS Writers’ member had her story featured in NZ Memories Issue 112 Feb/March 2015.
The Last Wool Boat. January 1944 by Dorothy Scott
Dot as a child, photographed in hand knitted togs.
TOS Writers’ member had her story featured in NZ Memories Issue 112 Feb/March 2015.
Dot will soon be releasing her NZ historical romance set in Charleston, Web of Gold, keep an eye out for it.
She is also busy penning her memoirs. Busy lady!
She is also busy penning her memoirs. Busy lady!
