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Tiny TripFiction is thrilled to welcome Gabriela Houston to the blog! In celebration of her enchanting, Slavic-inspired MG novel, The Wind Child, Gabriela gives us an exclusive insight into the Polish landscapes and the Slavic folklore that inspired her writing....
Talking Tulip Mania in Holland in the 17th Century, the heart of J G Harlond’s novel: The Chosen Man (Book 1 of the Ludo da Portovenere trilogy). #Tulipmania Think about the Dutch province of Holland and two images come...
The Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize Longlist …From Sri Lanka to Trinidad, Texas, and Ireland via the Middle East… The Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize is choosing to celebrate voices from around the world that reflect voices from the...
The Language of Food by Annabel Abbs, novel set in a Victorian kitchen, ENGLAND. It is England, 1835, and Eliza Acton, a spinster, has already had one slim volume of verse published and has laboured long and hard over her...
Announcing the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards 2022 shortlist category: Fiction With a Sense of Place. In 1853 Edward Stanford established his map-making business in the heart of London and at the height of the British Empire. His maps fuelled...
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