The Importance of Being Oscar Wilde by Debbie Young
When I was asked to write a murder mystery evening for my local drama group, I decided to base the plot around an amateur production of a play that goes wrong. But which play? I chose The Importance of Being Earnest, then about to be revived at the National Theatre,...
The Inspiration Behind Good Sister, Bad Sister by Jill Childs
My new psychological thriller, GOOD SISTER, BAD SISTER, focuses on twin girls, separated at birth, who only discover each other’s existence in adult life. It’s a fast-paced story about secrets and lies, deceptions and rivalry – and blood ties. The inspiration? My own...
Where it all began… by Gemma Rogers 📚
Ever wondered how it all began for an author? Well, Gemma Rogers is here to tell you a little bit more about her publishing journey! Read more below ⬇️ Where it started… My brother and I used to write stories and illustrate them as children; we absolutely loved...
Suffragette Resides in Houses of Parliament Broom Cupboard
‘No Vote, No Census’ is the opening line of my new historical mystery, Murder at Big Ben.