Category Archives: Authors

The Business of Blogging

Posted on January 3, 2014 by jbwye

One of my many brand new experiences last year was the business of blogging, which has led me  to visit some fascinating virtual homes. At first as a new guest, I was apprehensive, not knowing quite what to expect or … Continue reading →

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Killing Him Softly With My Words

Posted on December 17, 2013 by jbwye

I just love this little piece from Frances de Plino on the eve of the release of her latest D.I. Paulo Storey novel, Call It Pretending. You can order it now. Welcome once again, Frances – and sit back and … Continue reading →

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All The World’s A Stage

Posted on December 10, 2013 by jbwye

I am honoured to welcome one of my favourite Crooked Cat authors to my blog today. Catriona King is a versatile lady, who must be a master at multitasking – juggling a full time job with writing a string of … Continue reading →

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Where Do Your Characters Come From?

Posted on December 3, 2013 by jbwye

Nik Morton provides us with an interesting insight into the workings of his mind on my blog today. He will always be one of my favourite authors, not least because he said my book reminded him of the work of … Continue reading →

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Etain Echraidhe

Posted on November 26, 2013 by jbwye

The delightful Nancy Jardine is gracing my blog once more, and talks about my favourite animal – the horse – and the importance of its goddess in Celtic Britain, which is themed in her forthcoming novel  After Whorl: Bran Reborn. What … Continue reading →

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It is an honour to host fellow “kitten” Tim Taylor today, Classicist, Philosopher, and man of many other parts, some of which we have in common. I can’t wait to read his first novel, Zeus of Ithome, which you can … Continue reading →

Posted on November 19, 2013 by jbwye | Comments Off on A Man of Many Parts

The Making of Millionaires

Posted on November 12, 2013 by jbwye

Frank Kusy is a colourful character, who entertained us hugely with his book when it was  going through all its stages on Authonomy, eventually reaching the dizzy heights of the Editor’s Desk. Here’s his take on how it happened. The … Continue reading →

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Madness in His Method

Posted on November 5, 2013 by jbwye

It’s all way above my head, but Mark Roman has an engaging sense of humour, and writes in an easy manner on matters which make me try to think; and the premise behind his book is fascinating.  Of course we know … Continue reading →

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Hypnosis and Murder: Can It Be Done?

Posted on October 29, 2013 by jbwye

DAVID ROBINSON If this face is not yet familiar to you, it soon will be! People have said that my book is non-put-down-able…  Well – here is a SEVERE HEALTH  WARNING!!  Don’t start The Deep Secret unless you have several … Continue reading →

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Ever had Books Trying to Climb out of You?

Posted on October 15, 2013 by jbwye

Glenn Muller, a man of many facets, is the second Canadian in two weeks to grace my blog. His occupations, from  hotel administration and computer applications to bookkeeping, included twelve years as a driving instructor, which fuelled his first novel, … Continue reading →

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