Today’s guest is Susan Grossey, the inventor of Constable Sam Plank, one of my favourite law enforcers. “I have been in love with words ever since I realised, at age three, that those squiggles on the page actually meant something,” she says. Susan edited the school newspaper and managed to do lots more reading and […]
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February 28th, 2019 | Tags: historical, historical research, law enforcers, mystery, underwear | Category: Authors, Books, Characters, Guests, Research, Women warriors | 3 comments - (Comments are closed) 
Today, I’m delighted to welcome Helena Halme to my blog. A former BBC journalist, bookseller and magazine editor, Helena is a prize-winning author who writes contemporary Nordic fiction. Originally from Finland where she gained an MSc in Marketing, she also holds an MA in Creative Writing from Bath Spa University and writes in English. […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!February 21st, 2019 | Tags: advice, foreign language mother tongue, Helena Halme, language, writing guides | Category: ALLi, Authors, Guests, Insights, Translation, Writing skills | One comment - (Comments are closed) A pleasure to host multi-published historical fiction author Clare Flynn on the blog today. I’ll let her introduce herself… I would have given you all of my heart But there’s someone who’s torn it apart And he’s taken just all that I had But if you want I’ll try to write again Baby I’ll […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!January 10th, 2019 | Tags: book launch, Hard graft, indie publishing, publishing, trade deal, writer's journey | Category: Authors, Books, Getting published, Guests, Writing life | Comments are closed I’m delighted to welcome Antoine Vanner, author of the Dawlish Chronicles, for a return visit to the blog. Set in the late Victorian period, the series of naval adventures are linked closely to real historical events, and sometimes personalities, of the period and in most feature a high degree of moral ambiguity and ethical […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!December 13th, 2018 | Tags: age of steam, Antoine Vanner, Books, Heroes, historical, naval fiction, Nicholas Dawlish | Category: Authors, Guests, Research, Writing skills | 3 comments - (Comments are closed) Today my guest is Stephanie Churchill, author of The Scribe’s Daughter and The King’s Daughter. Being first and foremost a lover of history, Stephanie’s writing draws on her knowledge of history even while set in purely fictional places existing only in her imagination. Inspired by gothic romance novels like Jane Eyre, epic fantasy […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!November 29th, 2018 | Tags: historical fantasy, planner or panther, planning, series, Women writers, writing methods | Category: Authors, Guests, Writing life, Writing skills | Comments are closed |
   
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