G is for Gratitude. This week I’m grateful for friendship. I’ve been so busy with life, work and publishing my third novel in the past few months that I had forgotten about the joys of spending a whole evening with one of my best friends, Marta, who is also a neighbor and colleague (she’s alsoContinue reading “My #Gapp_Week 11th July @Gapp_Week”
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Blog Tour ‘Visions of Zarua’ and #Author Spotlight on Suzanne Rogerson
I’m delighted to be taking part in the Blog Tour of Suzanne Rogerson’s debut novel, Visions of Zarua. This is the last stop on her tour. You’ll find out more about the novel and the author below. You’ll also be able to take part in a Goodreads Giveaway. Tour schedule: Blurb: Visions of Zarua TwoContinue reading “Blog Tour ‘Visions of Zarua’ and #Author Spotlight on Suzanne Rogerson”
Falling in love and staying in love with my #novel #amwriting
My Writing Process: Falling in love and staying in love with my novel From Freewriting to Editing It’s easy for me to fall in love with my latest novel. I love words. I’m an artist, so I let it flow. I love feeling the rush of inspiration, getting it all out if my system. SplashingContinue reading “Falling in love and staying in love with my #novel #amwriting”
In The Chair 73
Today I’m interviewed on Jan Ruth’s Literary Blog ‘From the Welsh Mountains’. Check out my interview, her blog and her compelling books of contemporary fiction set in Wales.
My #GAPP_Week 4th July 2016
My #Gapp_Week 4th July Gratitude: I’m Grateful for the summer holidays, for the lovely weather, for being able to rest and do my own thing (which is reading, writing, blogging and playing with my grandchildren) for six weeks! Achievement: I’m really pleased that I was able to wrap up everything at work. My work deskContinue reading “My #GAPP_Week 4th July 2016”
I do like Mondays! #Gapp_Week @Gapp_Week
Modern blogging started in the last decade of the 20th century. It evolved from an online diary, where people shared their thoughts, reflection and lives publicly on the Internet through the use of Blogs, derived as we all know from the terms web (World Wide Web) + log (as in diary). Some blogs were focusedContinue reading “I do like Mondays! #Gapp_Week @Gapp_Week”
May and June Book Reviews
Originally posted on Poetry by Pamela:
A few books I read and their reviews. If you are looking for a good book to read this summer, I can’t say enough good things about both The Butterfly Garden and The Paris Key. They were both excellent. I’m sure The Butterfly Garden will be on my top…
Jane Eyre, Europe and #Brexit #SundayBlogShare
Jane Eyre takes place in 19th century rural Yorkshire. It’s a very ‘English novel’, because almost all the characters are English, and the protagonists clearly represent typical traits of Victorian England. Jane embodies an English appearance; she is pale, short, slim, with green eyes and russet hair. She also represents manners generally associated by anContinue reading “Jane Eyre, Europe and #Brexit #SundayBlogShare”
Midsummer Dreams
“Whatever is dreamed on this night, will come to pass.” —William Shakespeare, A MidSummer Night’s Dream There are many magical nights in the year, which mark ancestral celebrations. The three novels in The Eyre Hall Trilogy reference one of these traditions. I’ve already written posts on Halloween, Christmas, and Twelfth Night. In this case, I’dContinue reading “Midsummer Dreams”
#Book #Launch! Midsummer at Eyre Hall
Launch Day has arrived at last! Those of you who have pre-ordered will receive a copy on your kindles, and those of you who haven’t bought it yet, can do so and download it and start reading at once! It’s on special offer at 0.99 as a kindle ebook. The paperback version will be comingContinue reading “#Book #Launch! Midsummer at Eyre Hall”
