Not Goodbye, But Au Revoir…
After 5 years and 3 months, the time has finally come for Author Allsorts to say au revoir… However, the blog isn’t going anywhere – it will still be … Continue reading
Book Birthday! Dan Smith Interviews M. A. Griffin about heist-thriller ‘Payback’
Payback has an official birthday of 5th July 2018, but I’m one of the lucky ones . . . I’ve already read it. As usual, Chicken House has done a … Continue reading
A Writer’s Guide to Magic by Bea Davenport
I blame Bewitched. It was my must-see TV series when I was growing up and I still love it, even though I now watch through my fingers because of the … Continue reading
Satchkin Patchkin by Bea Davenport
Satchkin Patchkin, will you lift the latchkin? Satchkin Patchkin, will you lift the latch? When I read stories to my eldest daughter, one of her absolute favourites was this book: … Continue reading
The Rule and The Exception by M.A. Griffin
I signed up for an online screenwriting course at UEA over Christmas. It ran for the first few weeks of February this year and I eagerly dived in. The whole … Continue reading
The Book That Changed My Life. Read on to discover yours – by Rowena House
OK, so this is a thought exercise, an attempt to funnel life’s complexity into a bookish article, because – surely – no one work deserves the title of The Book … Continue reading
The Book That Changed My Life by Shirley-Anne McMillan (contains major spoilers!)
I was fourteen in 1989. The Troubles in Northern Ireland had been going on since before I was born and those of us who only knew our country in this … Continue reading
Why you need to read Eve Ainsworth’s TENDER by Emma Pass
There are quite a lot of perks to being an author/bookworm, and one of them is being lucky enough to nab early copies of some of the best YA … Continue reading
What Representation Means to Me by Mo O’Hara
What Does Representation Mean to Me By Mo O’Hara At times in my relationship with my literary agent she has been… An advisor, an editor, an advocate, a negotiator, … Continue reading
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