View from the Hut by Nettie Anderson
This week, I'm sharing a post by Nettie Anderson. Nettie's writing career includes feature writing for magazines, and children's stories, when she worked for the forces broadcasting service as an…
Five Photos … with Ros Rendle
The guest sharing her Five Photos with me today is author Ros Rendle. I have talked to Ros on social media for a long time now, but back in September…
Five Photos … with Jane Badger
Huge apologies for the late post today, due to a technical hitch. All sorted now and on we go! My guest today is Jane Badger: author, blogger, proofreader, editor, woman…
Five Photos … with Samantha Henthorn
My guest today is animal lover, avid reader, and author of uplit novels, Samantha Henthorn. Samantha has been a great supporter of this feature, so it's a real pleasure to…
Five Photos … with Marie Laval
I'm very happy, today, to welcome the delightful Marie Laval to my blog. I see Marie now and then at various functions (doesn't that sound grand! Hah!) and she really…
Five Photos … with Pauline Barclay
The guest sharing her five photos with me today on the blog is Pauline Barclay. Pauline is a familiar face to many, being not only a successful indie author, but…
Five Photos .. with Francine Beaton
My guest on the blog today is author Francine Beaton who, in her own words, is a romance writer, traveller, food lover, coffee lover, wine lover - lover of everything…
Five Photos … with Helena Fairfax
My guest today is writer and editor Helena Fairfax. I bumped into Helena at an event in York some months ago, but somehow missed her at the Romantic Novelists' Association…
Five Photos … with Chrissie Bradshaw
Sharing her five photos with me today is author Chrissie Bradshaw. Chrissie's debut novel, A Jarful of Moonbeams is out now, but you can read more about that at the…
Five Photos … with Katharine Johnson
Sharing her five photos with us today is author Katharine Johnson. I first came across Katharine's work when a friend recommended her book, Lies, Mistakes and Misunderstandings. I thought it…