What’s Going On? As someone who enjoys YA books and (mostly) enjoys being Twitter, I watched with interest when Vulture article The Toxic Drama On… Read More »‘Toxic YA’ Twitter Controversy Is Actually 2 Difficult Debates
1) So, who are you and what have you written? I’m a Canadian writer who lives and works in the United States. I was born… Read More »CRIMINALLY GOOD: interview with author Ausma Zenahat Khan
This post originally appeared on Random Things Through My Letterbox. Read it HERE. Many thanks to the awesome Anne Cater for asking me to it… Read More »My Life In Books – The Stories That Inspired Me
This post originally appeared at Book Review Café. Read the original post, HERE. I read a LOT of books involving sisters for my research for… Read More »Top 5 Twisted Sister Stories To Creep You Out
1) So, who are you & what have you written? My name is Michelle Pretorius and The Monster’s Daughter, which won a FAW literature award,… Read More »CRIMINALLY GOOD: interview with author Michelle Pretorius
This post appeared originally on Greenacre Writers. Read the original post, HERE. I loved the questions asked here – they really made me think, especially… Read More »Behind The Crime (Novel): In Conversation With LV Hay
This post originally appeared on ‘Befriend A Book Blogger’ with author Rebecca Bradley. Read the original post, HERE. 1) How long have you been book… Read More »Top Secrets of Book Blogging with LV Hay
1) Puss in Books When I have time to sit and read for a few hours, what helps me to focus (so I’m not tempted… Read More »5 Things That Help Me Read And Write
It’s hard to believe, but we’re almost two decades into the twenty first century! The year 2000 seems like yesterday to me … Remember when… Read More »INFOGRAPHIC: Best Books Since The Year 2000
This collection of fifty of the most powerful quotes from literature may leave you feeling inspired, shocked, wiser or leave you questioning your own life… Read More »INFOGRAPHIC: 50 Powerful Quotes From Literature
1) So, who are you & what have you written? My name is C. Hope Clark, author of The Carolina Slade Mysteries and The Edisto… Read More »CRIMINALLY GOOD: interview with author C. Hope Clark
Today, just a little something fun … When I asked my blogging, writing and publishing friends what their favourite reading and writing products are, I… Read More »Why Coffee Helps Me Through The Day
Beautiful places hide dark secrets… Known as England’s ‘Little Switzerland’, the Exmoor village of Lynmouth is located on the doorstep of the dramatic Valley of The Rocks. Famous for its cliff railway and breath-taking scenery, Lynmouth has inspired many writers, including RD Blackmore’s Lorna Doone and 19th Century poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, who honeymooned there in 1812. Devon author LV Hay uses her local knowledge to bring forth the claustrophobic, dark domestic noir she has become known for. Grab your free book now!