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Talks

  • Interview with guest author Diana Jackson

    To mark the week up to a series of live events, the first of which being at Waterstones in Hitchin on Thursday 3rd October where I’ll be giving a talk, take part in a discussion and be available to sign copies of Ancasta (details in my last blog post) here is a post where I…

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  • ‘Bookiful’ Weekend Event at Hythe Hampshire

    On Saturday 4th August 11.00 to 12.30 I will be signing copies on ‘Ancasta ~ Guide me Swiftly Home‘ at: The Herald Offices, High Street, Hythe  (Not to be confused with Hythe in Kent, this is just over Southampton Water) It would be great if you could come and say hello, especially if you are…

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  • Life Sans Internet ~ The Tribulations of Launching an Novel Without the Internet

    When I was thinking about this blog William Shakespeare’s seven ages of man came to mind. “All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages…………… ………….Last scene of all, That…

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  • Talking to your Readers

    Today I am going to share with you my experiences and tips for making contact with potential readers but especially ideas for giving talks about your writing: On Line Contact Since the launch of Riduna, like all authors on Social Media today, I have been reaching out to potential readers, and that moment of contact,…

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  • A Reflective Moment

    This afternoon I have been catching up on emails and Facebook. I have yet to click on Twitter and was in two minds as to whether to write a blog post today. You see, for nearly a month now I’ve had a bit of a break due to pressures of my other work. I was wondering how I…

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