Behind the Story: The Notebooks for “The Embroiderer”. Every author has their own way of working, and each story may have its own unique style in the way it is approached. Some authors are plotters, others are pantsters. To date, I have written two novels and three novellas and approached each one differently, but […]
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A LITERARY WORLD Discover the New World of Roma Nova with Author, Alison Morton. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to discover a new world, especially one that is set within the Europe we are familiar with and if circumstances were right, could see ourselves booking a holiday there? Well look no […]
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Pierre Loti: The Ultimate Orientalist. It is said that a picture says a thousand words. In the case of Pierre Loti, the opposite is true. It is his words that paint the romantic imagery of the oriental world in a way that few other authors have been able to do. As someone with a profound […]
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A LITERARY WORLD: WWII The Darkest Hour. An Interview with Marion Kummerow Ten bestselling historical fiction authors have come together to give you a glimpse of the invisible side of WWII – the Resistance. ***All proceeds will be donated to the Washington Holocaust Museum *** I am honoured to have as my guest on A […]
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A LITERARY WORLD: WWII The Darkest Hour. An Interview with Mary D. Brooks Ten bestselling historical fiction authors have come together to give you a glimpse of the invisible side of WWII – the Resistance. Royalties from this book will be donated United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC. I am proud to announce […]
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A Shared Heritage: Carpet Weaving in Turkey and Greece. When I purchased an upright Turkish carpet loom in Athens in the nineteen-seventies, I was aware that I was following in the footsteps of a tradition that had been handed down from generation to generation with hardly any change over a few centuries. In 1972, I […]
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