Books I Read and Reviewed in 2021 2021 was yet another year where I didn’t get to read as many books as I would have liked. However, the books I did read certainly entertained and inspired me. I thought it would be fun to share a summary of what I’ve been reading over the last… Continue reading Books I Read and Reviewed in 2021 #BookReviews #NonFiction #YA #Memoir #TuesdayBookBlog
Tag: fiction
Meet Author Roger Wilson-Crane @certified2021 #AuthorInterview
I was a guest speaker at an online book event where I met the fabulous Dr Victoria Wilson-Crane. After chatting and exchanging emails, I discovered that talent for writing runs in the family as her husband has recently published his debut novel, Certified. Never one to miss out on an opportunity to meet new authors,… Continue reading Meet Author Roger Wilson-Crane @certified2021 #AuthorInterview
2018 Reading Goals #AmReading
Want to see my Top Ten Books of 2017 then read my previous post HERE. After a dismal year where I only managed 29 from my 50 book Goodreads Challenge, I've decided to lower my target to 35 for 2018 and take my time over the books I have on my list. My freelance writing… Continue reading 2018 Reading Goals #AmReading
#FridayBookShare The Dalai Lama’s Cat by David Michie #spirituality #humour
I created the Friday Book Share Game to help search for that ideal novel/author. Anyone can have a go – all you need to do is answer the following questions based on a book you enjoyed reading (old or new) and use the hashtag #FridayBookShare – Simples! First line of the book. Recruit fans by adding… Continue reading #FridayBookShare The Dalai Lama’s Cat by David Michie #spirituality #humour
#Writespiration #92 First and Last Line #YA
#Writespiration #92 – First and Last Lines I couldn’t resist taking part in Sacha Black’s #Writespiration this week after reading the first and last lines of her current WIP (I shall be first in line to buy it when she publishes!) If you would like to have a go, then pop over to Sacha’s blog… Continue reading #Writespiration #92 First and Last Line #YA
#NewRelease The Adventures of Shifting Jack by Denise Erguler (@Denise_Jack16) #Childrens
Today, I am joined by children's author, Denise Erguler on the release day of her new book, The Adventures of Shifting Jack, available from Amazon UK and Amazon US. The Fun Stuff: What part of the world do you come from? Born and brought up in Hackney London, originally from Cyprus, moved to Cyprus 10… Continue reading #NewRelease The Adventures of Shifting Jack by Denise Erguler (@Denise_Jack16) #Childrens
#FridayBookShare Melody Bittersweet and The Girls’ Ghostbusting Agency by Kitty French (@kittysbooks)
Friday Book Share With the weekend approaching it’s the perfect time to seek out new books to read, so I’ve created a Friday Book Share game to help search for that ideal novel. Anyone can have a go – all you need to do is answer the following questions based on a book you… Continue reading #FridayBookShare Melody Bittersweet and The Girls’ Ghostbusting Agency by Kitty French (@kittysbooks)
#FridayBookShare Guardians of the Dead by S L Wilson #IndiePrideDay #YA
Friday Book Share With the weekend approaching it’s the perfect time to seek out new books to read, so I’ve created a Friday Book Share game to help search for that ideal novel. Anyone can have a go – all you need to do is answer the following questions based on a book you… Continue reading #FridayBookShare Guardians of the Dead by S L Wilson #IndiePrideDay #YA
Author Interview – Meet @DavidVidecette #TuesdayBookBlog #Crime
It’s always lovely to meet an author and hear about their passion for writing and where they get their story ideas from. At a recent event, I had the pleasure of meeting author, David Videcette. He very graciously allowed me to corner him and extract all his writerly wisdom. Not one to miss an opportunity,… Continue reading Author Interview – Meet @DavidVidecette #TuesdayBookBlog #Crime
How The Jekyll and Hyde Effect Helps My Writing #Writing
How the Jekyll and Hyde Effect Helps My Writing as a Multi-Genre Author. If it were possible for Dr Jekyll to uphold his social standing in Victorian London, while also entertaining his ‘inner demon’, Mr Hyde, then surely it’s possible that a writer can do the same. You see, I often think of my… Continue reading How The Jekyll and Hyde Effect Helps My Writing #Writing