As the author of two novels, Nancy Peacock was used to seeing her name in print. However, she didn’t expect her name to be in The National Enquirer, along with the headline: “Here’s One for the Books: Cleaning Lady is an Acclaimed Author.” After she got over the shock of seeing herself depicted as a “writing…
Terri Connellan and Wholehearted
I’ve been following Terri Connellan’s blog on her website Quiet Writing for a while now and was excited to watch her journey towards writing her book: Wholehearted: Self-Leadership For Women in Transition. Today I’m happy to share details of the book with you. Wholehearted: Self-leadership for women in transition About The Book Wholehearted: Self-leadership for…
Your Writing Matters
I was eager to read Colleen’s new book, Your Writing Matters, having read and reviewed three of her books, two of which were very useful and interesting for writers – Overwhelmed Writer Rescue and Writer Get Noticed. Your Writing Matters Does your future as a writer feel uncertain? You write day after day. You dream…
Apeksha Rao and Along Came A Spyder – Interview
Today I’m happy to share an interview with Apeksha Rao, author of the soon-to-be-released book, Along Came A Spyder. Apeksha Rao and Along Came A Spyder Hi Apeksha! Tell us very briefly who you are and what Along Came A Spyder is about. I’m Apeksha Rao, and I’m very happy to meet you. I’m a…
Ritu Lalit’s From Son To Stranger
I’ve known Ritu Lalit for almost as long as I’ve been a blogger – at least 12 years. She’s one strong lady who has no problem telling it like it is! She pretty much lives life on her own terms and is never afraid to express herself. I remember reading her book ‘A Bowlful of…
October Review – Book Love
You must be wondering about me churning out book reviews! These are overdue. I read Book Love at the start of the year and meant to review it earlier, but it didn’t happen! Book Love by Debbie Tung Bookworms rejoice! These charming comics capture exactly what it feels like to be head-over-heels for hardcovers. And…