In The Mood For Murder? a Q&A with David McCluskey
In the Mood for Murder is set in Liverpool in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War. Written by David McCluskey and Tony Bolland […]
Month: July 2019
Des Burkinshaw: Dead and Talking Q&A
Des Burkinshaw’s ‘Dead and Talking’ is introduced by Des by asking: If a ghost appeared from nowhere and ordered you to start solving crimes, what […]
Finding Rose with author Julie Ryan
Finding Rose is a multi timeline story authored by Julie Ryan. The novel is set in the First World War and Tudor England. As three […]
The Stars in the Night, a Wartime novel by Clare Rhoden
Clare Rhoden is a writer, blogger and book reviewer inspired by politics, culture and the march of history. The third novel of her dystopian sci-fi […]
Bone Lines, a dual timeline novel by Stephanie Bretherton
74000 years ago a Sumatran Volcano erupted. It gave author Stepanie Bretherton the idea that became ‘Bone Lines’. A fascinating dual timeline novel incorporating prehistoric […]
Regency period author Catherine Kullmann Q&A
Catherine Kullman is an author who specialises in Regency Period Historical Fiction. In this Q&A we explore Catherine’s writing and research methods. Inspired by the […]