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  • Amelia Pasch ~ Author of Murder in Mind ~ A 15th Century Thriller

    A warm welcome to my blog, Amelia: what inspired you to write historical fiction, in the 15th century especially? Thank you for inviting me, Diana. There is a two-part answer to this. I have read historical fiction for a number of years so writing it seemed the way forward when I took up writing full…

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  • Welcome to Author of Ghost Stories with a Difference ~ CR Hodges

    ‘And now for something completely different!’ With titles like ‘Three Quarters Martian’ you must expect original thinking when you read CR Hodges work. He is joining me now all the way from Colorado and we ‘met’ taking part in a blog hop a while back. (The wonders of modern technology) Hi CR,  Thank you for…

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  • Welcome to author of Thrillers ~ TME Walsh

    I would like to welcome back TME Walsh who has kindly agreed to be interviewed today. Hello Tania, what originally inspired you to write thrillers? It’s the genre I read and love the most, so it felt natural for me to write crime thrillers. I like writing novels that are gritty. I want to wince…

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  • Welcome to Historical Fiction Author ~ Tony Riches

    Hello Tony. Thank you for appearing as a guest on my blog today. Can you tell us a little about your latest book Warwick in no more than twenty words? Hi Diana – and thanks for inviting me. Subtitled The Man behind the Wars of the Roses, Warwick is about Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick,…

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  • Announcing the video for ‘Murder, now and then’

    The video for ‘Murder, now and then’ was launched today.   Don’t forget that the Kindle version has a different cover: Many thanks to Marcus Webb for his wonderful work on producing this video!

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  • A Great Big Thank You

    In the last couple of weeks I had the pleasure of meeting up with the students from North Herts College who designed the covers for ‘Murder, now and then’, in a cover competition and it was heart warming to spend some time with them. (once a teacher always a teacher!) First I met up with…

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  • Novels in Crime Week Day 5 ~ Diana Jackson

    ‘Murder, now and then’ is a historical murder mystery written in two time eras, 1919 and 2019. It has been launched on Amazon but I will announce the actual book launch soon. There are two covers. The paperback version designed by Emma Black from North Herts College, speaks of mystery and a puzzle to solve,…

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  • Novels in Crime Week Day 4 ~ Roderick Hart

    Roderick Hart ~ ‘Time to Talk’ If TME Walsh in my last post was one end of the crime spectrum, the gritty end, Roderick Hart’s ‘Time to Talk’ is at the opposite. It is written like a memoir of someone setting up a psychotherapy business, written in the first person, and you are with the…

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