Blog Archive

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…

Novel set mainly in 1920s Egypt and 1970s London

Novel set mainly in 1920s Egypt and 1970s London 31st August 2021

The Collector’s Daughter by Gill Paul, novel set mainly in 1920s Egypt. A dual timeline novel that transports the reader from 1970s London back to Egypt and to the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922/23, which had remained undiscovered...

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Talking Location With author Heidi Amsinck – COPENHAGEN

Talking Location With author Heidi Amsinck – COPENHAGEN 30th August 2021

#TalkingLocationWith … Heidi Amsinck, Author of My Name is Jensen (Jensen Thriller Book 1) Copenhagen is the city of my dreams, literally. I was born there, but still a pre-schooler when my family moved to Jutland. This cast the...

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GIVEAWAY – 3 copies of Murder Your Darlings – GREECE

GIVEAWAY – 3 copies of Murder Your Darlings – GREECE 29th August 2021

We are delighted to offer 3 copies of Murder Your Darlings, a cosy mystery by Debbie Young set on a secluded island in GREECE. THIS GIVEAWAY IS OPEN WORLDWIDE. A funny, gentle cosy mystery adventure set on a tiny Greek island...

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Talking Location with Robin Scott-Elliott, author of HIDE AND SEEK

Talking Location with Robin Scott-Elliott, author of HIDE AND SEEK 29th August 2021

To celebrate the publication of Robin Scott-Elliott’s latest children’s book, Hide and Seek, we’re thrilled to welcome Robin to the Tiny TripFiction blog to find out about the location that inspired his powerful wartime adventure.› On the first morning of...

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Talking Location With Joanna Fitzpatrick – CALIFORNIA

Talking Location With Joanna Fitzpatrick – CALIFORNIA 28th August 2021

#TalkingLocationWith…  Joanna FitzPatrick, author of The Artist Colony, set in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California.   My father was called the Father of Travel. He bragged about going around the world thirty times, but he wasn’t making it up. He produced hundreds...

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