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Category Archives: December 2014
New Year’s Reflections
The end of a year is a time for reflection. A time to look back on what’s happened: what you accomplished or failed to do. And a time to plan for the future. Recently Bob Clary from Webucator contacted me. … Continue reading
Posted in December 2014
Tagged New Year's reflection, New Year's resolutions, Webucator, Writers Bureau, writing
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Wishing You Light, Love and A Bright New Year
This year I’ve noticed fewer external Christmas lights on houses and gardens in County Fermanagh than in previous years. I don’t know whether people are trying to be more frugal and keep the cost of their energy bills down or … Continue reading
Posted in December 2014
Tagged Christmas, Christmas decorations, Christmas greetings, Christmas symbols, light, winter festivals
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A Welcome Return Of Neve & Egan
Last weekend I finished reading Danse Macabre, the third novel in the Neve & Egan crime novels series. The author, Cristelle Comby is on a blog tour and I received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in December 2014
Tagged cosy mysteries, crime fiction, Cristelle Comby, Danse Macabre, new adult fiction, Ruby Heart, Russian Dolls
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Chatting With Laura Joh Rowland
Today we’re stepping out of historical Britain and Ireland, the places I always gravitate to, in order to explore Japan during the early 1700s. I’ve invited Laura Joh Rowland, author of The Iris Fan to visit Ascroft, eh? to answer … Continue reading
Posted in December 2014
Tagged feudal Japan, historical fiction, Japanese Fiction, Laura Joh Rowland, Sano, The Iris Fan
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Engrossed In The Graham Saga Once Again
This must be a record for me: reading three books in the same series within less than a year. For several years I’ve been following Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series but I don’t often get through even two of the books … Continue reading
Celebrating Against All Odds
When I think of book launches my mind conjures up a scene in the middle of a bookshop after closing time, filled with writers and publishing industry professionals, wandering around chatting with each other, glasses of wine in hand. The … Continue reading
Posted in December 2014
Tagged Against All Odds, Enniskillen businessman, memoir, Robert Donaldson
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Tempted Into The Medieval World
One of the ways that I find out about new historical fiction releases is through the Historical Fiction Virtual Tours blog. I often read and review the novels of authors who are on blog tours with them and I discover … Continue reading
Posted in December 2014
Tagged Blood of the Fifth Knight, E M Powell, historical fiction, medieval fiction
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