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Check through the Blog posts below to find our latest extended book reviews, our #TalkingLocationWith … pieces, and our views on matters of general literary interest. Search by either Location or by the Keywords you would like to come up in the results…

Talking Location With … M J Robotham – VENICE

Talking Location With … M J Robotham – VENICE 29th March 2024

#TalkingLocationWith ... M J Robotham, author of THE SCANDALOUS LIFE OF RUBY DEVEREAUX Love the Life of the Laguna The travels of Ruby M Devereaux take her far and wide and, with the exception of Vietnam, these are all...

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What’s in a name? Thoughts on publishing trends

What’s in a name? Thoughts on publishing trends 28th March 2024

What’s in a name? Thoughts on publishing trends Over the last couple of years I have had the pleasure of reading novels that have both the first name and the surname of a woman in the title, the most...

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A novel of family dynamics set in BOMBAY (Mumbai)

A novel of family dynamics set in BOMBAY (Mumbai) 27th March 2024

The Museum of Failures by Thrity Umrigar, a novel of family dynamics set in BOMBAY. I love it when a novel drops through the proverbial letterbox, you know nothing about it but it proves to be a gem. Remy...

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Talking Location With Author Vanessa Lee – CRONULLA (NSW)

Talking Location With Author Vanessa Lee – CRONULLA (NSW) 26th March 2024

#TalkingLocationWith…. Vanessa Lee, author of High Rise  – CRONULLA, SYDNEY All of the action of my debut novel High Rise plays out in a fictionalised version of my hometown, Cronulla, a peninsula in the south of Sydney. Practically surrounded...

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Thriller set in NOTTINGHAM

Thriller set in NOTTINGHAM 25th March 2024

The Dream Home by T M Logan, thriller set in Nottingham. Adam and Jess have moved into their new home, together with their three young children, a dwelling that is right at the top end of their budget. It...

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