Tabitha Potts reviews "Haverscroft" by S A HarrisS A Harris’s modern haunted house novel “Haverscroft” is a clever narrative published by SALT. There seems to have been a resurgence of interest in writing about the supernatural recently – from the folk horror of Devil’s Day by Andrew Michael Hurley… Jan 15 20January 15, 2020Article at mironline.org
by Lucie McKnight Hardy and published by Dead Ink Press.Tabitha Potts reviews Water Shall Refuse Them by Lucie McKnight Hardy and published by Dead Ink Press. This utterly absorbing and chilling debut novel is set during the exceptionally hot summer of 1976. It opens with sixteen-year-old Nif, her… Jul 10 19July 10, 2019Article at mironline.org
Red Snow by Will Deans review by Tabitha PottsReview by Tabitha Potts I’m a sucker for crime stories set in wintry landscapes and have snowplowed my way through so many Scandi noir crime tales that I sometimes fear I will run out of new ones to read. I was delighted, therefore, to discover Will… Jun 15 19June 15, 2019Article at Tabitha Potts
A review of family games at the Playstation PlayfestI was recently invited to come along to the Playstation Playfest and asked to bring my family along to try out some of Playstations new games. Now, although I adore computers and spend a frighteningly large amount of my time with them, I was never… Aug 11 13August 11, 2013Article at Tabitha Potts
A review of Acer Laptops and Netbooks for children and studentsAs many of you may already know, Acer was one of the official sponsors for our amazing 2012 Olympics and Paralympics. They also provided all of the low energy PCs used by LOCOG (the London Organising Committee for the Olympics and Paralympic Games) –… Sep 23 12September 23, 2012Article at Tabitha Potts
Interview about starting up my company Mimimyne on We Talk BusinessThis is the first of three video interviews I did for Wetalkbusiness. In this one, I’m talking about what inspired me to set up my company Mimimyne. Jun 30 12June 30, 2012Article at Tabitha Potts
