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Social Media Moonflower Murders review
29th October 202027th October 2020Blog, Coach, Write

Is Moonflower Murders by Anthony Horowitz inspired by Agatha Christie?

Why it’s OK to write a standard, a classic format mystery story.

A Feminist Manifesto Book Review You Tube Header
17th June 202019th June 2020Blog, Write

Book Review & Writer Tips – Dear Ijeawele, A Feminist Manifesto, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

That’s the whole point with feminism that you don’t have to agree with everything that somebody says to you, it’s a very personal thing to you, to your family, to your views, not necessarily politics, but your personality and your own strength of character.

Roxanne San Jose Blog Post
1st September 201912th March 2020Blog, Write

How To Write A Book Based On My Personal Experience (With Roxanne San Jose)

Without passion, there is lack of perseverance and without hard work, nothing can be done.

No Spoiler Book Review The Wife Between Us - Hendricks and & Pekkanen
14th April 201823rd December 2018Blog

No Spoiler Book Review! – The Wife Between Us

I’m curious for your opinion, do you agree with me about this one?

No Spoiler Book Review Sick III Christa Wojciechowski
12th April 20182nd January 2021Blog

Book Review – Sick III – Christa Wojciechowski (No Spoilers!)

This dark, and I mean dark, thought provoking trilogy is written by a wonderful woman writer, lucky enough to live her dream.

Book Review Station Eleven Emily St John Mandel
7th April 20184th July 2022Blog

Book Review (No Spoiler!) Station Eleven – Emily St. John Mandel

You know I’m passionate about books, writing and words.

31st March 201817th December 2019Blog

Insidious Intent, Val McDermid – My Latest Book Review

My reviews are short, informative, fun, positive, eclectic and importantly I promise ‘no spoilers.’ 

Save The Cat! Blake Snyder
27th April 201722nd December 2024Blog

Want To Know How To Be A Screenwriter? Book Review of The ‘Last Book On Screenwriting’ – Save The Cat!, Blake Snyder

This ultimate insider’s guide reveals the secrets that none dare admit

where my heart used to beat Sebastian Faulks
14th March 201722nd December 2024Blog

No Spoiler Book Review – where my heart used to beat, Sebastian Faulks

I imagined him in a slightly mucky rain coat, hair a bit unbrushed, a bit of dandruff on his collar. In his youth, an army uniform well pressed but also well worn.

Part Star Part Dust L M Valiram
9th March 201722nd December 2024Blog

No Spoiler Book Review of the Beautiful Debut Novel – Part Star Part Dust, L M Valiram

It reads like an epic, maybe one day we’ll see it transformed into film, it has that cinematic feel.

The Motorcycle Diaries Book Cover
6th February 201718th June 2019Blog, Travel

No Spoiler Book Review – Autobiography – The Motorcycle Diaries, Ernesto Che Guevara

You will learn so much about this iconic figure from 20th century history I don’t want to spoil it for you, but wow it’s worth the read.

Stephen King On Writing Book Cover
9th January 201718th June 2019Blog

Book Review of Non-Fiction / Autobiographical Book – On Writing, A Memoir of The Craft, Stephen King

We may not all end up with a back list as long as your arm, but if you want to write it’s a great place to get advice from someone who knows. He truly does have the t-shirt.

The English Patient, Michael Ondaatje
5th January 201728th May 2019Blog

No Spoiler Book Review of the Beautiful, Curious, Booker Prize Winning – The English Patient, Michael Ondaatje

Before I watch any movie or TV adaptations I try to read the book. This frees me to immerse myself in the writer’s original work and, importantly, my own imagination.

HIs Bloody Project Book Cover
24th November 201623rd December 2018Blog

Book Review of THE BRILLIANT – His Bloody Project, Graeme Macrae Burnet

A small town murder occurs, in true ‘TV detective Columbo’ style you know who did it, but you are still drawn into the tale. Brutal moments, hidden undercurrents and stubborn survival instincts all described simply and in deserved prize-winning ways.

2nd November 201628th May 2019Blog

Book Review – The Hunger Games – Mockingjay, Suzanne Collins

If you wish to analyse it further rather than just see it as a piece of fiction you can see a political tone to the novel.

6th February 20166th January 2025Blog

Book Review – Chance Developments – A McCall Smith

What a joy, a small hand size hardback book, beautifully bound and tactile.

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