I’m joining in Rosie Amber ‘ s initiative, which has been widely supported by the book blogging community, authors and reviewers in general, to make August an Amazon Review Month #AugustReviews. The following post is partly copied from Terry Tyler ‘ s Blog post on 28th July (I couldn’t find the reblog button). August 2016Continue reading “#AugustReviews: Write a #Book #Review!”
Author Archives: LucciaGray
#FridayBookShare ‘Under A Cornish Sky’ by #Author Liz Fenwick @Liz_fenwick
I’m joining in Shelley’ Wilsons’s Friday Book Share with some suggestions for entertaining books to read for the weekend. Check out the hashtag #FridayBlogShare on Twitter. You’ll get great ideas for weekend reading This seemed like a fun summer read, and it is but it has lots of complex characters and thought provoking issues. UltimatelyContinue reading “#FridayBookShare ‘Under A Cornish Sky’ by #Author Liz Fenwick @Liz_fenwick”
Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG First Writing
AUGUST 3RD QUESTION: What was your very first piece of writing as an aspiring writer? Where is it now? Collecting dust or has it been published? I’ve been writing since I can remember. But my first piece if serious writing was a contemporary romantic suspense novel which is currently gathering dust in a drawer inContinue reading “Insecure Writers Support Group #IWSG First Writing”
#WordlessWednesday & #OneLinerWednesday On Life, Birth and Death
(Almost) Wordless Wednesday. Birth: The source of the Spanish River Ebro, the second longest river in the Iberian peninsula, in Fontibre (in Spanish the source of a river is called its birth: nacimiento). Death: Ancient Cemetery next to the Romanic style Visigothic church at Retortillo, Cantabria, Spain built on the ruins of a Roman necropolisContinue reading “#WordlessWednesday & #OneLinerWednesday On Life, Birth and Death”
#TuesdayBookBlog Interview with author, @LucciaGray #HistoricalRomance
An interview which appeared yesterday in Shelley Wilson ‘ s fabulous literary blog. Find out more about Luccia Gray… I’m delighted to have author, Luccia Gray, on my blog today. I ‘met’ Luccia through Twitter and instantly fell in love with her supportive nature and delicious book covers! So, I was thrilled when … Source:Continue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog Interview with author, @LucciaGray #HistoricalRomance”
My #Gapp_Week 1st August @Gapp_Week
What am I GRATEFUL for? I’m grateful for friendship, yet again. Last week I met up with some of my cousins, who I only see every few years (we live quite far, and although we’re in touch, we hadn’t actually seen each other for a few years). Last week I also met up with aContinue reading “My #Gapp_Week 1st August @Gapp_Week”
#Silentsunday #Cantabria, Spain
Stream of Consciousness Saturday #SoCs We’re All Artists
This post was written in response to Linda G. Hill’s Stream of Consciousness Prompt. This week it’s ‘Art’. Art is ingrained in our essence, so we’re all artists. If you don’t believe me, read on for five minutes. Art cannot be classified into neat little packages, or measured, or restricted. You can try, but itContinue reading “Stream of Consciousness Saturday #SoCs We’re All Artists”
#FridayBookShare ‘I Let You Go’ by #Author Clare Mackintosh @ClareMackint0sh
I’m joining in Shelley’ Wilsons’s Friday Book Share with some suggestions for entertaining books to read for the weekend. Check out the hashtag #FridayBlogShare on Twitter. You’ll get great ideas for weekend reading First line of the book. First line from the prologue: The wind flicks wet hair across her face, and she screwsContinue reading “#FridayBookShare ‘I Let You Go’ by #Author Clare Mackintosh @ClareMackint0sh”
Recipe for a Great #Book
I’m not sure if there really is a recipe for the perfect book, but when I read a novel which I consider to be an exceptionally good book, I try to analyse why exactly I thought it was brilliant. What made it stand out for me? There are a variety of objective (editing, plot…) andContinue reading “Recipe for a Great #Book”
