Channelling Roland

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

Ascension – a review

Ascension – a review

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

Recreated Scribbler

Recreated Scribbler

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… 

Angela Wren on tour: Merle

Angela Wren on tour: Merle

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

Messandrierre – a review

Messandrierre – a review

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

Dragonoak: The Complete History of Kastelir – a review

Dragonoak: The Complete History of Kastelir – a review

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