Writing Progress Log : W/E 25th September 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 25th September 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 18th September 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 18th September 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 11th September 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 11th September 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 4th September 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 4th September 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 28th August 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 28th August 2026.
How we Co-write Our Books
S. A. Reeves is a cowriting partnership between my wife, Amanda, and me. I have written about the origin story of S. A. Reeves and the Bookshop Mysteries in a separate post, but in this post I want to talk specifically about our writing process.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 21st August 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 21st August 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 14th August 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 14th August 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 7th August 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 7th August 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 31st July 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 31st July 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 24th July 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 24th July 2026.
Writing Progress Log : W/E 17th July 2026
Writing progress log for the week ending 17th July 2026.
The Bookshop Mysteries Origin Story
The Bookshop Mysteries series originated from a murder idea the author had while writing a science fiction series. After discussing the idea with his wife, they developed the concept for the Bookshop Mysteries, setting it in their hometown of Belper, Derbyshire. They decided to collaborate on the writing process, with the author writing the first draft and his wife editing, and successfully published the first book, A Bitter Pill, in September 2025.
Welcome to our new blog
We have had many people ask us about our writing process and more general behind-the-scenes details about how we write our books. We did consider sending that type of information out in the newsletter, but it didn’t feel right to keep spamming our readers as, let’s be honest, we all get far too much email.