I’ve been asking authors to tell me about the books that have influenced their life and inspired their writing. Now it’s time to shine that light on Book Bloggers. Those amazing writers who tirelessly support and cheer on authors with their book reviews. This week’s guest is book blogger Sharon Rimmelzwaan.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
I’ve been asking authors to tell me about the books that have influenced their life and inspired their writing. Now it’s time to shine that light on Book Bloggers. Those amazing writers who tirelessly support and cheer on authors with their book reviews. This week’s guest is Anne Williams.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
I’ve been asking authors to tell me about the books that have influenced their life and inspired their writing. Now it’s time to shine that light on Book Bloggers. Those amazing writers who tirelessly support and cheer on authors with their book reviews. This week’s guest is Jill Doyle.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
I have been inviting authors to tell me about the books that have influenced their life and inspired their writing. Now it is time to shine the light on book-bloggers. Those amazing writers who tirelessly support and cheer on authors with their book reviews. This week's guest is author, podcaster, and book-blogger Jena C. Henry,http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this episode I chat with Eva Seyler, author of The War in Our Hearts about her life growing up in the Mennonite Community and she introduces me to the story of Opal Whiteley, the once celebrated, then controversial child genius who wrote a best selling diary. A fascinating episode. http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this episode author Mary Schmidt talks to me about growing up in the 60s and 70s, her nursing career and how she has survived the challenges life has thrown at her. An inspiring, resourceful, and talented woman.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this episode Marian Thorpe, author of the Empire Legacy chats with me about landscape archeology, connection to the land, and the poser of story telling through the generations.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
Beth Miller is the author of five novels, including Starstruck, and two non-fiction books. She is also a book coach.As well as sharing her wisdom on writing, Beth chats with me about the BBC radio drama, The Archers – one of her non-fiction books is For the love of the Archers, and a real life drama that she experienced at a young age. And then there was that conversation about a naked man on a motor cycle. I loved meeting Beth and hope you will enjoy our chat as much as I did.http://www.abra...
I loved chatting to Winnifred Tataw this week about her early years living in Germany, and how this experience along with a love of fairy tales and mythology has helped her to create imaginary worlds. Winnifred Tataw writes Young Adult fantasy and is author of the Gods' Scion series.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
This week I chat with Karen Heenan, author of Songbird, about our misspent youth, character development in novel writing, canning tomatoes, and recording audio-books, among other things. I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this week's episode I chat with Rebecca L. Marsh author of When the Storm Ends and other books about adopting a child from overseas, multicultural families, and the benefits of joining a writing group.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
I loved chatting to C.D'Angelo, author of The Difference, about her Italian heritage, travel and the writer's journey.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this episode self-confessed geek Chris Towndrow, author of Tow Away Zone and other books, chats with me about his writing journey and how a science degree led him to his current career making videos. http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this week's episode I chat to Zelah Roberts, author of Midsummer Man, about how an illustrated children's book helped five year old Zelah settle into school, the Romantic poets, and being a huge Harry Potter fan.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this episode I chat with Pamela Holmes author of The Huntingfield Paintress about her experiences, emigrating to England from the USA, a strict boarding school education, life on a commune, and the lead singer in a rock band. http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
This week I chat to Gerald Hornsby, who also writes as Jack Warwick, about his life growing up in Birmingham, one of three boys - all engineers, and how Stephen King's book On Writing, inspired him to give up a high powered job to pursue his dream of becoming an author.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this week's episode I chat with Liz Martinson, author of The Takeover, and other books about travels on her trike, the secret of a long and happy marriage, and we rant a bit about teaching and social care policy - both advocating a system that recognises an individual's strengths not deficits. http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
Lizzie Chantree best-selling author of romantic reads, including SHH...It's Our Secret, tells me how a professional background in retail and graphics helped her as a creative entrepreneur, and shares an inspiring story of how she overcame adversity to launch her successful career as an author.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
This week I chat with Gillian Harvey, author of Everything is Fine, about her life as a teacher, relocating to France, and raising a family of five children.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com
In this episode of Castaway Books Kathleen McGurl author of ten dual timeline books including, The Lost Sister chats to me about her love of science fiction. We explore how. decisions have shaped our lives and the different paths we might have taken.http://www.abrakdeborah.wordpress.com