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How I Create a Heroine: A blog by LH Stacey

How I Create a Heroine: A blog by LH Stacey

Today January 27th, my novel The Accident is being released to the world in ebook, paperback, hardback, large print, and audio. With this release, I felt that I should look at how I created Kate Duggan, the heroine of The Accident. What happened to Kate before the...

Life in Sandycove ft. an Irish Music Playlist: A blog by Sian O’Gorman

Life in Sandycove ft. an Irish Music Playlist: A blog by Sian O’Gorman

Happy publication day to The Girls from Sandycove by Sian O'Gorman!🍦 In the mornings, my dogs and I leave the house for our walk, and we look a little trepidatiously into the dark and cold… Well, I do, anyway, they are always far more enthusiastic than me. And we head...

On writing an archaeologist heroine: A blog by Maxine Morrey

On writing an archaeologist heroine: A blog by Maxine Morrey

Just Do It by Maxine Morrey is out today 🧡!  As someone who’s always been interested in the mysteries and faded glamour of Ancient Egypt, I’ve long had a hankering to write an archaeologist heroine. This was only compounded by my love for the British Museum in London,...

The Pleasures of Georgian Jewellery

The Pleasures of Georgian Jewellery

A blog by bestselling author Jane Dunn ✨ A Scandalous Match is out today! In A Scandalous Match an ancestral diamond necklace plays an important emotional part. My actress heroine, Angelica, is given what she believes is her grandmother’s favourite diamond rivière – a...

On taking risks: A blog by Hannah Lynn

On taking risks: A blog by Hannah Lynn

In Coffee and Cake at Wildflower Lock we see the return of Daisy May and her canal boat, the September Rose. Daisy is now living full-time next to Theo, who helped her get the boat up and running, although their adventure has only just begun. As exciting as this new...

The Experience of Having a book adapted For TV | Amanda Reynolds

The Experience of Having a book adapted For TV | Amanda Reynolds

It's every writer's dream to have their book adapted for TV right? Amanda Reynolds had her book Close To Me adapted into a drama on Channel 4, and in light of her brand new book The Screenwriter coming out, she's been reflecting on the process of having one of her...

The Inspiration behind The Austrian Bride by Helen Parusel

The Inspiration behind The Austrian Bride by Helen Parusel

This was a deeply emotional book to write as the inspiration came from my mother’s childhood. She was born in Linz and grew up during the war years. Sometimes, she spoke of the allied planes appearing as she picked wildflowers in the hills; how she lay flat on the...

Meet Edmund I | King of the English

Meet Edmund I | King of the English

Character transition for Clash of Kings, a blog post by MJ Porter. Edmund, ætheling, and then king of the English Edmund, of the House of Wessex, was the second-youngest half-brother of King Athelstan. His date of birth is unknown, but it’s believed to have been in...

Winter in Saxon England

Winter in Saxon England

A blog post by MJ Porter, author of Clash of Kings. Start reading now: https://mybook.to/clashkingssocial Much of the middle portion of Clash of Kings takes place during the winter months, and not a mild winter, but rather one where snow lies deep on the ground, and...

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