Books that provide an escape by Sue Moorcroft
I love books that carry me away. Some provide armchair travel, which is something I’ve valued more than usual in … Continued
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Going to the Flicks in 1941
Pam Lecky, author of Her Secret War, discusses film in 1941. Like most young people in the forties, my heroine,
Alfie the Lockdown Cat by Rachel Wells
We suddenly find ourselves in very strange times. There is a virus sweeping the world, which is bad, and people
The Inspiration for One Italian Summer by Lori Nelson Spielman
Authors are often asked how they come up with ideas for their novels. My stories generally derive from some tiny
Balancing Fact and Fiction
Using Real-Life Experiences in My Novels The Missing Wife is my fourth psychological suspense novel and as its publication day
Submitting a Manuscript to Avon Books
Writing a book is not an easy process. But trying to get your book published is even harder. Oh boy,
The Magic Phone Call by Joanne Sefton
As an unpublished writer, one of the things I loved to do (usually to avoid doing something productive like –
From Cat-lit to Chick-lit by Faith Bleasdale
For the last few years I have been lucky enough to write cat fiction as Rachel Wells. It’s a series,
Social media: the good, the bad and the ugly?
As I write this, the publication of One Little Lie is just around the corner and I am getting ready
5 Tips For Building an Author Brand
When I chat to other authors, the biggest challenge isn’t a massive plot hole they’ve just encountered or an impending
Unleash Your Dark Side
From the age of 14 I was obsessed with women’s fiction. I dreamed of writing books like my heroes –