AUTHORS’ CORNER REVISITED: Ann Victoria Roberts
Six years ago I ran a blog called Authors’ Corner and interviewed a number of independent authors. I thought it would be fun to see how things had gone for […]
AUTHORS’ CORNER REVISITED: LUCINDA E CLARKE
Good morning Lucinda. Welcome to Author’s Corner Revisited. It’s more than six years since I interviewed you about your writing. So thank you for agreeing to come along and tell […]
AUTHORS’ CORNER REVISITED: JG HARLOND
Six years ago I ran a blog called Authors’ Corner and interviewed a number of up and coming authors. I thought it would be fun to see how things had […]
AUTHORS’ CORNER REVISITED: Keith Dixon
Six years ago I ran a blog called Authors’ Corner and interviewed a number of up and coming independent authors. I thought it would be fun to see how things […]
Sardines and Bonfires
Once again it’s time to gather around a bonfire on the beach, eat sardines and celebrate the eve of San Juan, which coincides approximately with Midsummer’s Eve. In the Christian […]
BOOKS TO WHILE AWAY THE HOURS DAY 5
My last book for this week is a real page turner. Set in Iceland it is based on the true story of Agnes Magnusdottir. BURIAL RITES was written by the […]
BOOKS TO WHILE AWAY THE HOURS DAY 4
My book for today is INTO SUEZ by the Welsh novelist, Stevie Davies, whose books have often cropped up on the short list but never claimed a prize. 1949: Egypt’s […]
BOOKS TO WHILE AWAY THE HOURS DAY 3
Day three and my choice is by an Irish author (in my opinion some of the best writers come out of Ireland) Niall Williams. His novel “HISTORY OF THE RAIN” […]
BOOKS TO WHILE AWAY THE HOURS DAY 2
My choice today is THE GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS by Robert Dodds, and is for lovers of historical fiction. “A gripping and absorbing read” HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY It is 1490. […]
CHOOSING A BOOK TO WHILE AWAY THE HOURS day 1
While we are all in our own way trying to survive the coronavirus I thought that each day I would share with you one of my favourite books. You will […]