A fellow Goodreads author interviewed me recently and the interview with this recreated scribbler is now up – on a Balinese site. Read about my writing confessions HERE at http://www.sethlestath.com/roland-clarke/ A retired journalist who keeps on going, meet Roland Clarke… Advertisements
After my review of Messandrierre, yesterday, I am pleased to be promoting Angela Wren’s second book in the Jacques Forêt series, Merle. Angela Wren on tour September 4-15, 2017 Merle (mystery) Release date: July 5, 2017 at Crooked Cat Publishing 208 pages ISBN: 978-1546811985 Website | Goodreads SYNOPSIS Jacques Forêt, a former gendarme turned investigator, … Continue reading
July 5th saw the launch of Angela Wren’s Merle, the second novel in the Jacques Forêt crime series, about which I will post about next. So, I knew that I needed to re-visit Messandrierre where I first encountered Angela Wren’s intelligent investigator, Jacques Forêt. This release of Merle is a chance to expand on my … Continue reading
As my writing begins to touch on diversity and minority rights issues, I knew that I should expand my reading. This novel is my first fantasy that I’ve read that is willing to move beyond the narrow taboos of modern society. Dragonoak: The Complete History of Kastelir (Dragonoak #1) by Sam Farren After being exiled to the … Continue reading
I’m tackling my monthly post for Insecure Writer’s Support Group Day in two parts, not because I have two answers but because I have two different thoughts churning through my scrambled head. On then to this month’s optional question and Part I: September 6th Question: Have you ever surprised yourself with your writing? (For example, by trying a … Continue reading
Time for another review and this time, a novel about time travel. The Navigators by Dan Alatorre (Goodreads Author), Allison Maruska (Goodreads Author)(Editor) A freak landslide at a remote mine site uncovers a strange machine to Barry’s group of palaeontology students. Wary of corrupt school officials, his team takes the machine home to study it in secret, reaching only … Continue reading
