Writing
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Sharon Thompson is a best-selling, Irish author who writes historical novels, with plenty of criminal elements for Bloodhound Books UK. When she is not plotting gritty manuscripts (like ‘The Abandoned’ and ‘The Healer’) Sharon enjoys conjuring light-hearted short stories for magazines like Woman’s Way. Living in rural Donegal, Sharon loves binge-watching movies and TV programmes,
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Today in the Library we have Elizabeth St. John , who has dropped in to say hello and to share some insights into her life as an author. Here’s a little bit about Elizabeth: Elizabeth St.John spends her time between California, England, and the past. An acclaimed author, historian, and genealogist, she has tracked down
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Today, I am delighted to welcome Emma Lombard into the Library. She has dropped in to say hello and to share some insights into her life as an author. Before becoming a historical fiction author, Emma was an editor in the corporate world across various industries—aviation, aquatic ecology, education and the world of academia. Her
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Today, I am delighted to share the news that one of my favourite authors has a new release. John Anthony Miller hails from southern New Jersey and his writing is motivated by a life-long love of travel and history. This really does come across in his writing. I loved Honour the Dead and can’t wait
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Today in the Library we have J.P. Reedman,who has dropped in to say hello and to share some insights into her life as an author. You are very welcome, please introduce yourself: I’m J.P. Reedman, author of historical fiction and historical fantasy. My works mostly cover the English Middle Ages, from the time of
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Today in the Library we have Mary Ann Bernal who has dropped in to say hello and to share some insights into her life as an author. You are very welcome, Mary Ann, please introduce yourself: Thanks for inviting me, Pam. In addition to being an incurable romantic Anglophile history buff, I am also a
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It all starts with a great story idea; that light bulb moment. You can’t wait to sit down and start writing. This is far too easy, you think … until it all goes pear-shaped.


