This is the age-old question that has haunted authors and publishers for decades – for as long as social media has been around anyway. Can social media sell books? My personal opinion has always been that it can, but that it depends on what you mean by selling books and how you propose to do it.…
A New Lease of Life
This is a quick post to let you know that I want to breathe new life into the blog. For far too long now I have let it trundle along and rather fester and go downhill. It used to be a fairly active busy blog with lots of content but I let it slide. What,…
The 3 Books of Beatrice Fishback
Today I welcome Beatrice Fishback to the blog to talk about her 3 books. Beatrice, originally from New York, lived in the East Anglian area of Great Britain for over twenty years and traveled extensively in the United Kingdom and throughout Europe. She is the author of Bethel Manor and Bethel Manor Reborn, Dying to…
Writing Crime – The Offence of Manslaughter
Last week we looked at the offence of murder. At the offence wording and what you have to prove to charge someone with the offence. But what if you can’t prove those points, but you still have a dead body and you still have someone in your custody who you believe is responsible for that…
The 3 Books of Sue Featherstone
Today I welcome Sue Featherstone to the blog to talk about her 3 books. Sue is a former journalist and public relations practitioner turned academic. Her career started in local newspapers before switching to PR to become internal communications manager with a large utility company. She completed a degree in English Literature as a mature…
Recently Read – The Little Big Things by Henry Fraser
The Little Big Things by Henry Fraser The memoir of the year by Henry Fraser, motivational speaker and mouth artist with a foreword by J.K. Rowling. Being challenged in life is inevitable, but being defeated is optional… Henry Fraser was 17 years old when a tragic accident severed his spinal cord. Paralysed from the shoulders…
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