My books are firmly on the darker edges of crime fiction, but I know, from personal experience (having lived with a psychopath for a number of years) and being aware of what is reported in the news, that the acts my antagonists carry out are all happening in real life.
Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
Welcome to the current series of Posts from Your Archives in 2020 and if you would like to participate with two of your posts from 2019, you will find all the details in this post: New series of Posts from Your Archives 2020 This is the second post by Jane Risdon and is about…
Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
Welcome to the current series of Posts from Your Archives in 2020 and if you would like to participate with two of your posts from 2019, you will find all the details in this post: New series of Posts from Your Archives 2020 This is the first post from Jane Risdon who share the…
Originally posted on Colette McCormick (on books and life in general):
Today, Anna Legat visits to answer a few questions and tell us about her book Sandman. If you could only read one more book before reading became illegal what would it be and why? A chilling prospect! I have this image of Nazis burning books in the 1930s. A…
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The first post is from the blog of Kellie Butler and is the recent interview with family saga author Judith Barrow, talking about her series set in the North of England about the Howarth Family (highly recommended). Northern Reads featuring Judith Barrow It’s Friday, and that means another edition of Northern Reads! I’m chuffed…
Originally posted on Colette McCormick (on books and life in general):
If you could only read one more book before reading became illegal what would it be and why? What a fabulous question! One last book before blackness descended … my first thought was, a new read or a re-read? Difficult. A new read is wonderful, of course, that breathless…
Originally posted on Colette McCormick (on books and life in general):
Today, Jane Risdon tells us about a book we will hopefully be able to read in the near future. If you could only read one more book before reading became illegal what would it be and why? Gosh, this is a difficult one. I really cannot think of just…
On December 20th 2019, I was interviewed live on air for ONE hour and 20 mins by the lovely and outrageous Brian Hammer Jackson - he has an internet radio show in the USA which has a global reach of 15-20 million per broadcast so it was quite daunting, to say the least, but it was so much fun.
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As the wind howls around the house today and it is allegedly going to be below freezing in the next few days, this first post from author Amy Reade is very appealing… Some warming recipes from around the world…looks like a place to drop into on Tuesdays. Happy New Year! Welcome to another installment…
When Stars Will Shine is a multi-genre collection of Christmas-themed short stories compiled to raise money for our armed forces and every penny made from the sales of both the digital and paperback copies will be donated to the charity.
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