Monthly Archives: March 2015

Fiction as Made-up Truth

Posted on March 31, 2015 by jbwye

A very warm welcome to Jane Davis today – an author who has used both the traditional and the self-publishing routes for her novels. (Do sign up to her Newsletter, she asks; I have!). I asked her a few searching questions … Continue reading →

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Not Quite Paradise

Posted on March 27, 2015 by jbwye

… But near enough. Maanzoni – twenty odd miles south of Nairobi – is a true haven. We sat on the verandah of Anthea’s weekend hideaway, enjoying the cool breeze. It is warm inside, where we went in the late … Continue reading →

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A 12th Century American City and A Novel’s Inspiration

Posted on March 24, 2015 by jbwye

After a lengthy absence from the Internet, I am delighted to break the ice on my blog today, and welcome back a treasured friend, Kristin Gleeson, who introduces her latest novel, Along the Far Shores. Inspiration for novels can come … Continue reading →

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