Last night we held the second Google+ Hangout crime book club meeting. I was, yet again, incredibly anxious about it. Until it becomes a little more established, I think nerves will be a regular precursor to the book club. I was terrified that no-one was going to turn up, that I was going to be…
September’s Crime Book – The Silent Wife by A.S.A. Harrison
Last night we held the second Google+ Hangout crime book club meeting. I was, yet again, incredibly anxious about it. Until it becomes a little more established, I think nerves will be a regular precursor to the book club. I was terrified that no-one was going to turn up, that I was going to be…
What Do You Want To Read For September Crime Book Club?
The book we are reading for crime book club, due to meet next Wednesday at 8p.m. GMT, on Google+ Hangouts is Agatha Christie, Murder on the Orient Express. Before that meeting we need to make a decision on what we want to read for Septembers meeting, so here are the three choices. The Collini Case…
Sign Up To Crime Book Club’s Newsletter
I spent most of yesterday in a state of sheer frustration as I wrangled with settings for the crime book club newsletter. I imagine that once I have become used to it, all will be simple, but yesterday it was far from simple. I thought that having a newsletter would be helpful. A way of…
What Can A Book Club Give To A Writer?
Before I go into today’s post, I want to say a massive thank you for all the good wishes and support I received on Friday and over the weekend following my post on having agent representation. It was overwhelming. I was absolutely blown away by the sheer volume of responses, here, on Twitter, Facebook and…
Which Book Would You Choose?
As you may know, I joined Broadway book club in Nottingham last year. I’ve really been enjoying it. Maybe not enjoying all the books, but definitely going to the meetings and getting together with like minded people who just love reading. It’s also been great for getting me to read wider than my chosen genre…