You’ll never find award-winning romance writer Elly Redding, author of In the Deep, treading water in the deep end of the swimming pool.
Or, after she almost drowned recently, in the shallow end either.
‘I’ve never mastered swimming,’ she admits.
Elly, whose first novel, True Colours, won the Festival of Romance’s New Talent Award, and third prize in the Independent Author Book Award Words for the Wounded, has also received a Chill with a Book Readers’ Book of the Month Award and a B.R.A.G. Medallion. Continue reading
Fish, Falmouth and BBC radio series, The Archers – the world’s longest running soap opera – are just some of the favourite things of Nicola K Smith, author of Cornish-set novel, A Degree of Uncertainty.
Author Patricia Bowen, who’s just published her first novel The Cure, can finally see the wood for the trees.
It’s always interesting to do a Meet the Author Q&A with an author you’ve already met and thought you knew…
Author Paula Houseman was once a graphic designer.
Whatever you do, don’t mess with crime writer BA Steadman, author of Death on Dartmoor.
Prizewinning author DA Watson spent several years working in bars, restaurants and call centres before going back to university with the half-arsed plan to become a music teacher.![Thirty-five Minutes from St Tropez (2)[2605]](https://bookloversbooklist.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/thirty-five-minutes-from-st-tropez-22605.png?w=200&h=319)
Sometimes author Jane Dunning, whose first novel Thirty-five Minutes from St Tropez was inspired by her love of Provence, wonders if France is in her blood because she was born in Guernsey in the Channel Islands.
Life, says Roger Bray, author of The Picture, is an endless adventure.
