It’s the first Wednesday of the month and time for another chance to confess – well, to tell the truth in the monthly Insecure Writers Support Group post. Time to answer the optional question for this month: November 1 question – Win or not, do you usually finish your NaNo project? Have any of them gone on to … Continue reading
I first encountered Donna Galanti when I read the first two books of her Element Trilogy and, after reviewing them here, I gave them five stars on Goodreads. Since then we have become online friends – and I’ve been awaiting Book 3 with anticipation. Now, here is your chance to learn more about Donna in … Continue reading
I’ve been encouraged to keep going with my writing, but I have some questions. Unless I can answer those churning thoughts, the future looks vague. What is the true cost of writing? Does writing have a price, a value? What is a true measure of a book’s worth? I’ve been writing some book reviews so … Continue reading
Having discovered the quirky and dark Welsh detective Fiona Griffiths in Talking to the Dead, I had to read Book 2 in this unique series. I didn’t regret it and Book 3 beckons. [For my review of Book 1 see: https://rolandclarke.com/2016/04/11/talking-to-the-dead-a-review/ ] Love Story, With Murders (Fiona Griffiths #2) by Harry Bingham (Goodreads Author) The second novel featuring … Continue reading
I’m not talking about communication with my spirit guide today, although I do try to keep a good relationship going with her and Archangel Rafael on the healing front. No, today is the monthly Insecure Writers Support Group post, and IWSG Day, when we are meant to post a photo of ourselves with the IWSG … Continue reading
As my current WIP explores diversity and minority rights issues, my reading expands to understand the issues better. This novel was an inspiring insight and a great read. Ascension (Tangled Axon #1) by Jacqueline Koyanagi (Goodreads Author) Alana Quick is the best damned sky surgeon in Heliodor City, but repairing starship engines barely pays the bills. When the … Continue reading
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