Originally posted on The Order of the White Boar:
I’ve now received all the short stories that will be included in the upcoming Ricardian anthology Grant Me the Carving of My Name, to be sold in support of Scoliosis Association UK (SAUK). And I have to say I’ve enjoyed reading them enormously and am excited at…
Recently, I wrote about how I’d managed to spend a whole four nights in Rome, and written nothing more than a list of what we’d seen and done during the trip. Now I’ve been back in the real world for three weeks, I’m realising just how inspiring the visit was after all. The other night, … More Reminiscing around Rome
And definitely in the right order. And I will definitely be judging you if you don’t get that reference. On Sunday evening, I was at the Newcastle Theatre Royal, watching what I can only describe as a joyous evening, in tribute to surely the most popular comedy duo of all time: Morecambe and Wise. I … More All the right jokes…
War King by Eric Schumacher Publication Date: October 15, 2018 Creativia Publishing eBook; 279 Pages ASIN: B07GT3DB13 Series: Hakon’s Saga, Book 3 Genre: Historical Fiction/Vikings It is 954 A.D. and a tempest is brewing in the North. Twenty summers before, Hakon Haraldsson wrested Norway’s throne from his murderous brother, Erik Bloodaxe, but he … More Spotlight: Eric Schumacher, War King
Today on the blog, I’m delighted to welcome fellow Crooked Cat author Angela Wren to the blog, to walk us through Mende, the setting for her Jacques Forêt Mysteries, Mende… Montbel A clear-cut case? A re-examination of a closed police case brings investigator, Jacques Forêt, up against an old adversary. After the murder of a … More Spotlight: Angela Wren, Montbel
Originally posted on Ocelot Press:
We’re delighted, and very excited, to announce that the Discovering Diamonds review site has shortlisted not one, but two, Ocelot Press titles for its October Book of the Month: The Last Plantagenet? by Jennifer C. Wilson and The Ghostly Father, by Sue Barnard. The Last Plantagenet? by Jennifer C. Wilson…
The Game of Hope by Sandra Gulland Publication Date: June 26, 2018 Viking Books for Young Readers Hardcover & eBook; 384 Pages Genre: YA/Historical Fiction For Napoleon’s stepdaughter, nothing is simple — especially love. Paris, 1798. Hortense de Beauharnais is engrossed in her studies at a boarding school for aristocratic girls, most of … More Spotlight: Sandra Gulland, The Game of Hope
