Today’s interview is with poet and author Lily Lawson. Lily is very active in the Twitter writing community and a great advocate for fellow authors and poets. Hi Lily. Lovely to see you today. Why don’t you introduce yourself to the readers before we get started? Thank you Fi. Lovely Read more…
I’m back again with another author interview for you in the run up to Christmas. Today it’s the turn of climate fiction author Niki Baker – pen name N R Baker. Hi Niki. Lovely to see you today. Why don’t you introduce yourself to the readers before we get started? Read more…
Another week (closer to Christmas) and another author interview – this time with my good friend Suzanna Williams. Hi Suzanna. Lovely to see you today. Why don’t you introduce yourself to the readers before we get started? Hello Fi, and all your awesome readers. In preparing this interview, I realised Read more…
The festive break will arrive at any moment and be all over in a day or two. Have you finished your Christmas shopping yet? Have you started? Are you looking forward to the big day? Is your home decked with sparkle and glitter? Has the dog given in to being Read more…
Today’s author interview is with author and poet, Richard Wall. He’s also a creator of short stories and has turned his hand to writing songs, sleeve notes, and album reviews for indie musicians. His literary creations reflect his life-long fascination with the dark underbelly of American culture. Hi Richard. Lovely Read more…
December is flying by. It’s the second week (only 18 sleeps until the big day) and also the second of this month’s author interviews. Today it’s the turn of historical ghost story writer, Patricia Ayling. Hi Patricia. Lovely to see you today. Why don’t you introduce yourself to the readers Read more…
Today is the first day of December and my first festive author interview. There’ll be plenty more in the run-up to Christmas but let’s kick things off with Richard Ayre. Hi Richard. Lovely to see you today. Why don’t you introduce yourself to the readers before we get started? Hi, Read more…
The nights are drawing in and the trees are looking golden. Halloween and Bonfire Night are over and the shops are filled with festive cheer. It must be November and time to look back over the past year. After the pandemic-ridden 2020, I had high hopes for 2021. By spring, Read more…
Books may well be the only true magic – Alice Hoffman In the Phillips household, Halloween preparations are underway. We have a bowl of sweets ready for the estate kids when they come trick or treating and plans for a family night on the couch with my husband and teens Read more…
It’s that month again, when the shops are filled with trick-or-treat sweeties and scary costumes, and for once it’s perfectly acceptable not to sweep away the cobwebs. With Halloween on the way, this is the perfect time to share what five things fair put the witchy wind up authors and Read more…