This is a short and intense first person account of C S Lewis’s (1898-1963) emotional journey as a result of his beloved wife’s death. Lewis was a British writer, best known for The Chronicles of Narnia, who was professor of English literature at both Oxford and Cambridge University. From the blurb Written after his wife’sContinue reading “#Tuesdaybookblog ‘A Grief Observed’ by C. S. Lewis #BookReview #Memoir @Audible”
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#Tuesdaybookblog ‘Green Lights’ by Matthew #BookReview #Memoir @Audible
From the Academy Award®-winning actor, written and narrated by Matthew McConaughey, an unconventional memoir filled with raucous stories, outlaw wisdom, and lessons learned the hard way about living with greater satisfaction. From the blurb I’ve been in this life for fifty years, been trying to work out its riddle for forty-two, and been keeping diariesContinue reading “#Tuesdaybookblog ‘Green Lights’ by Matthew #BookReview #Memoir @Audible”
#Tuesdaybookblog ‘Bedlam’ by LJ Ross #BookReview #Thriller #Audible
This is the third installment of the Alexander Gregory Thrillers and it can be read as a standalone, but I urge you to read book one and two first, because they are also just brilliant! From the blurb Fresh from a high-profile case in the Paris fashion world, elite forensic psychologist and criminal profiler DrContinue reading “#Tuesdaybookblog ‘Bedlam’ by LJ Ross #BookReview #Thriller #Audible”
Five Reasons not to #Blog if You’re a Writer #BloggersBash2019 #BookBloggers #MondayBlogs
Writers in the dawn of the third millennium have more options to publish, connect and share than any previous generation ever dreamt of, but is blogging worthwhile, or time-consuming and ineffective? 1. Don’t blog if your aim is Isolation. If you don’t want to connect with anyone else, because they might copy or steal yourContinue reading “Five Reasons not to #Blog if You’re a Writer #BloggersBash2019 #BookBloggers #MondayBlogs”
#MondayBlogs What Makes a Great Novel? #Amreading #Amwriting #Amreviewing
If a formula existed for a great novel, everyone would benefit. Authors would write perfect novels and readers would never be disappointed. So, what makes a great novel? My answer is connection and intimacy. Writers need to connect with their readers and readers are on the lookout for authors whose stories invade their hearts andContinue reading “#MondayBlogs What Makes a Great Novel? #Amreading #Amwriting #Amreviewing”