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  • Novels in Crime Week Day 3 ~ Colin Calvert

    Colin, thank you for agreeing to be a visitor on my blog. I expect you are excited that your debut novel ‘Born Again Bandits’ came out on Kindle yesterday published by Eventispress! Congratulations! I know you have written plays for several years and that they have been acted on stages across the world. What gave you…

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  • Novels in Crime Week Day 2 ~ TME Walsh

    TME Walsh writes at the furthest end of the spectrum of crime ~ raw thriller ~ vividly descriptive ~ twists and turns to keep your turning the pages. Tania first brought out ‘For all our Sins’ in 2009. Tania has now released ‘For all Our Sins’ alongside her new book ‘The Principle of Evil’ on…

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  • Novels in Crime Week ~ Day 1 Adam Croft

    I have some special guests on my blog this week and I’m even more pleased to interview Adam Croft on his birthday! Many happy returns of the day Adam!  You have been self publishing for several years Adam. What was it like to be launching a book at the time when SP was new and…

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  • ‘INTRIGUING ~ MYSTERIOUS ~ COMPLEX’ – ‘Murder, now and then’ is out now in paperback

    It is exciting to announce that the paperback version of ‘Murder, now and then’ is now available on Amazon.co.uk and on Amazon.com It will take another month (July 2014) before it is available to order from bookshops or for libraries unless directly from the publisher at enquiries@eventispress.co.uk The cover is designed by Emma Black from…

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  • World War One Read Aloud ~ RNIB awareness in Luton Library

    A memorable spine – tingling moment at today’s Read Aloud event was when Wifred Owen’s poem ‘Anthem for Doomed Youth’ was being read: “What passing-bells for these who die as cattle” on cue the town hall clock began to chime “………No mockeries now for them; no prayers or bells ” the chimes struck twelve solemn notes as the…

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  • Ampthill Literary Festival 2014

    Exciting times ahead for Ampthill in June and July!

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  • Readers’ Favorite Review ~ Ancasta Guide me Swiftly Home

    “Diana weaves a story that is real and true and makes you feel that you are right there living it!” Reviewed by Michelle Randall for Readers’ Favorite Ancasta is the continuation of the family saga that began in Riduna. Harriet is now a widow with four grown children. Edward is still traveling the seas, enjoying…

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  • Readers’ Favorite Book Review ~ Riduna

     “Diana Jackson is a great writer who develops a wonderful story” Reviewed by Michelle Randall for Readers’ Favorite Harriet always thought she had her simple life planned out. She would grow up on Riduna, marry and raise a family, never leaving her tiny island home. Sometimes dreams aren’t enough to face the realities of life,…

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