Author: Suzy Henderson

  Today I’m honoured to host my friend and fellow author, Jennifer Young. Her latest novel, After Eden, (book 2 in the Dangerous Friends Series) is released today and she has generously agreed to tell us a little about writing a series, something I've never done. Welcome, Jennifer. Congratulations on the latest release. Over to you: I… Continue reading New Release & Guest Post by Author Jennifer Young

Source: Book Review: The Beauty Shop By Author Leigh Holland via leighholland.com

  This week I have the pleasure of author Pam Lecky, who has written a beautiful piece about the story and the inspiration behind her latest release, In Three-Quarter Time, a historical WW1 romance. If you have ever spent time digging around in your family history, you will know how addictive it can be. Like… Continue reading Waltzing to the Tune of the Past: A Guest Post by Author Pam Lecky

It’s a pleasure to host you here today, M.C.V. Egan. Welcome. To get warmed up, can you please tell us about the premise of Death of a Sculptor. Thank you very much for inviting me. Death of a Sculptor is a murder mystery in which the reader sees the story from a variety of points of… Continue reading Spotlight on M.C.V. Egan & New Release Death of a Sculptor.

Today I'm honoured to have my friend and fellow author Jennifer Young here to talk about writing and her latest release.  Welcome, Jennifer. It's a pleasure to have you here today and congratulations on the release of your latest novel, Blank Space.  Can you tell us which book has influenced you the most?  I’m not conscious… Continue reading New Release & Interview With Author Jennifer Young

Book Blurb: The Beauty Shop by Suzy Henderson England, 1942. After three years of WWII, Britain is showing the scars. But in this darkest of days, three lives intertwine, changing their dest… Source: Book Promotion: The Beauty Shop by Suzy Henderson

Today I'm delighted to welcome my friend and best-selling author of the Du Lac Chronicle Series, Mary Anne Yarde, who has dropped by to share her views of her life as an author. Welcome, Mary Anne. It's a pleasure to have you here with us today. Can you tell us which book has influenced you the… Continue reading A Conversation With Author Mary Anne Yarde

We’re so excited to have historical novelist, Suzy Henderson, here on the POTL Blog today. Her debut novel, The Beauty Shop, sounds fantastic and we’re deciding which of us gets to read it first. S… Source: We're Thrilled to Introduce @Suzy_Henderson and her #historicalfiction novel #ASMSG

This evening in the Library I am delighted to have my friend and fellow historical fiction author, Suzy Henderson, who has dropped in to say hello and to share some insights into her life as an aut… Source: A Conversation with Author Suzy Henderson

Book Blurb: The Beauty Shop by Suzy Henderson England, 1942. After three years of WWII, Britain is showing the scars. But in this darkest of days, three lives intertwine, changing their dest… Source: Book Promotion: The Beauty Shop by Suzy Henderson

Suzy Henderson is the author of The Beauty Shop Suzy, it is so good to meet you!  Tell us a little about the path you have traveled to arrive at the destination we call ‘successful author’!  Don’t … Source: Welcome to . . . Author Suzy Henderson

Today I'm so thrilled to welcome author Hilary Custance Green, who recently released her latest book, Surviving the Death Railway. Welcome, Hilary and please tell us a little about you... I’m a Jack of all Trades. I spent twenty years as a sculptor, then went back to university and became a Research Psychologist. To balance… Continue reading Hilary Custance Green & Surviving The Death Railway

https://www.youtube.com/embed/fF8_cML2rcc?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent This is the excerpt for your very first post. via Mike Reynolds review of Morium — AuthorSJHermann

Just lately a few people have asked me how I managed to grow my Twitter followers from around the 2000 mark to 8000, over the last six months. I'm quite sure that others can do so much better, but I thought there might be some people interested to know what I do, so here goes.… Continue reading How To Work Twitter

Today in the Library we have ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Kate Braithwaite who has dropped in to say hello and to share some insights into her life as an author. You are very welcome, Kate, please in… Source: A Conversation with Author Kate Braithwaite

I read a book several years ago, an autobiographical account written by an American B-17 pilot. He was some writer and poet, and he would have gone on to write great stories had he not been killed in the Second World War. My heart ached when I read that. I didn't want that for him.… Continue reading The Unpredictable Writing Journey

Today in the Library we have ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Tom Williams, who has dropped in to say hello and to share some insights into his life as an author. Tom used to write about boring things for money… Source: A Conversation with Author Tom Williams

August 2016 is: Write an Amazon review month!    This post is courtesy of the author, Terry Tyler. On Monday 25th July, book blogger Rosie Amber wrote this post encouraging readers and writers alike to post a short review on Amazon for any book they've read and enjoyed ~ following this up, Terry Tyler is starting… Continue reading August Book Reviews 2016

The Old Man and the Sea, For Whom the Bell Tolls, A Farewell to Arms – these are but a small selection of novels written by Ernest Hemingway during his lifetime. They drew much acclaim and helped to establish his position as one of the twentieth-century literary greats. But have you read any of his… Continue reading The Man Behind The Writer: Ernest Hemingway

When you're writing, how do you know if you've successfully created a sense of place? Crafting a story involves a multitude of ingredients and once you've settled on the period and the place where your story takes place, how do you create this world?     The first obvious solution is to visit the place… Continue reading Sense of Place

Writing is a serious affair and, like an affair, it is intense, fraught with frustration along the way and at times, a battle. Equally, it is bursting with passion and all manner of life experiences. Where and how are our best-loved stories born? Arguably experience is an essential element for many writers. The imagination is… Continue reading Writing Forged from War