I’d like to welcome the remarkable Maria Donovan to my blog today. Maria kindly gave me an in depth insight into her life and what inspired her novel, The Chicken Soup Murder. Full of humour and written with a big heart this is the book that will chase away your January Blues. Michael lives with […]
Interviews
Hunt you Down – Christopher Farnsworth
I have to confess that thrillers are not my usual choice of reading matter but when I was sent a copy of Hunt You Down I began to realise what I’d been missing. I was hooked into the curious world of John Smith from the first page to the last. Hunt You Down is a […]
The Waterway Girls by Milly Adams – Blog Tour
War Lands them in the same boat. Can they all pull together? I’m thrilled to welcome Milly Adams to my blog today to chat about her latest novel, The Waterway Girls. October 1943, West London Nineteen-year-old Polly Holmes is leaving poor bI’m thrilled to welcome Milly Adams to my blog today to chat about her […]
At Long Last Love – An Interview with Milly Adams
At Long Last Love It’s July 1942, and twenty-three year old nightclub singer Kate Watson has made a home for herself in bombed-blitzed London. A motley crew of friends has replaced the family she’s not spoken to in years. That is until the evening Kate’s sister Sarah walks back into her life. Sarah has a […]
Jane Cable – Another You
I’ve been chatting with Jane Cable about her latest book and the importance of entering writing/literary competitions. She has given lots of really useful advice so if you are waivering over whether they are worth the submission fee or not read what she has to say. It might change your mind entirely You were […]
Helen Yendall – How to Start a Creative Writing Class
Helen Yendall’s latest book How to Start a Creative Writing Class has recently been published and is available from Amazon. It’s a comprehensive look at what it takes to set up a class, teach it and keep it running and will be a valuable guide for anyone thinking of starting their own writing class. […]