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I’m delighted to welcome writing friend Antoine Vanner back to the blog! His Victorian naval fiction series – the Dawlish Chronicles – is gathering a very fair wind and steaming to success. I recently reviewed Britannia’s Amazon featured the redoubtable Captain Nicholas Dawlish’s wife Florence. Was she typical of her time? What was a […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!December 15th, 2016 | Tags: Empire builders, heroines, historical, journalist, Victorians | Category: Authors, Books, Guests, Women's history | Comments are closed Frontispiece to The Prisoner of Zenda, Charles Dana Gibson Rudolf Rassendyll (Sigh) Princess Flavia (Aaah!) Duke Michael (Grrrr!) Rupert of Hentzau (Wow but grr!) When I picked up The Prisoner of Zenda at age 12, I was enraptured. It was a torch under the bedclothes job. When it ended I cried, partly from […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!December 12th, 2016 | Tags: adventure, Heroes, heroines, Romance, Ruritania, thriller | Category: Alternate history, Books, Characters, Genres, Readers, Roma Nova | 8 comments - (Comments are closed) It’s my great pleasure to welcome back crime writer J J Marsh. We met a while ago in a distanced way on Facebook – the two of us belong to the Alliance of Independent Authors – but when she and I were both selected as indie Editor’s Choices in prestigious UK publishing trade magazine ‘The […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!December 8th, 2016 | Tags: Alliance of Independent Authors, Crime, heroines, indie publishing | Category: Authors, Books, Characters, Guests | Comments are closed I am utterly delighted to welcome fellow Romantic Novelists’ Association colleague Jenny Harper to my writing blog today! Jenny lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, though she was born in India and grew up in England. She has been a non-fiction editor, a journalist and a businesswoman and has written a children’s novel and several books about […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!November 10th, 2016 | Tags: Books, heroines, prequels, tough women | Category: Characters, Guests, Romantic Novelists' Association | 12 comments - (Comments are closed) Today is the start of a new, possibly disruptive series, ‘Love me, love my character’. I’m inviting authors and their characters to give us their separate views. Hopefully, we may get some unexpected results. Fenella Forster (the writing name of Denise Barnes) writes sagas with a difference: all involve ‘voyages’, physical as well as emotional […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!September 15th, 2016 | Tags: Books, heroines, SilverWood Books | Category: Authors, Characters, Guests, Travel | 8 comments - (Comments are closed) |
   
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