A Worthy Booker Prize Winner
I have just finished reading The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan, an Australian author. He is without doubt a worthy winner of the prestigious Booker Prize. […]
You can’t judge a book by its cover
All English speaking people know that this phrase is very true – people are more than what we can see on the outside. More than once in my life I […]
M is for MEMORIES – latest novel out soon
My latest novel is finished and due to be published any day. Entitled “M is for MEMORIES”, it is a mystery story is about a famous artist, Nancy Miller. She […]
H IS FOR HAWK
Wow! What a wonderful book. As soon as I saw the cover I knew I wanted to read this book.This is a real-life account of how Helen Macdonald trained a […]
New writer JESSIE BURTON
The Miniaturist by Jesse Burton This is a beautifully written story about a young country girl who marries a rich merchant. When she arrives in Amsterdam she discovers that all […]
Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche
Some time ago a friend, who spends part of her time working at an NGO orphanage in Kenya, asked me if I had read any African authors. The only one […]
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
At a recent Indie Book Fair, I met some people from Ingram Spark who print and publish books for independent authors, among other things. As sponsors of the Book Fair […]
MY FIRST INDIE AUTHOR FAIR
Last Sunday I was lucky enough to take part in the first Indie Author Fair, part of the Chorleywood Literary Festival. It was a small event held in Chorleywood Memorial […]
AUTHORS’ CORNER talks to writer and chef Debs Jenkins
Good morning Debs. Welcome to Authors’ Corner. I know that you live in Murcia. When and why did you move to Spain and what is it that attracted you to […]
AUTHORS’ CORNER talks to writer Lucinda Clarke
Good morning Lucinda. Welcome to Authors’ Corner. Lucinda is not your real name. Why did you chose to write under a pseudonym? My book ’Walking over Eggshells’ contains a lot […]