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Here you will find links to articles of interest
that you might have missed,
tips for writers, and a few suggested editors etc.
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short stories inspired by a song
written by various authors
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December
4th Helen Hollick Promises, Promises
5th Paul Marriner Memories
6th Pam Webber One Door Closing
8th Barbara Gaskell Denvil Sticks and Stones
9th Judith Arnopp Secrets
10th Erica Lainé Silk Stockings
11th Anna Belfrage Hold Me, Love Me, Leave Me?
12th Annie Whitehead Frozen
13th Tony Riches Alas, My Love
14th Clare Flynn, Zipless
15th J.G. Harlond The Last Assignment
16th Elizabeth St John Under The Clock
17th Alison Morton Honoria’s Battle
18th Jean Gill The Hunter
19th Patricia Bracewell Daddy's Gift
20th Debbie Young It Doesn't Feel Like Christmas
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23rd Elizabeth Chadwick The Cloak
24th / 25th CHRISTMAS BREAK
27th Barbara Gaskell Denvil Just The One... Or Maybe Two
28th Deborah Swift Just Another Day
30th Cryssa Bazos River Mud
2018
17th Alison Morton
18th Kathryn Gauci
19th Helen Hollick
20th M.J. Logue
21st Helen Hollick
22nd Cryssa Bazos
23rd Jennifer Wilson
25th MERRY CHRISTMAS
26th Helen Hollick
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December 2017 : Covers Uncovered by Tamian Wood
January 2018 : The Minefield of Writing Historical Fiction by Inge H. Borg
February 2018 : Can One Fall In Love With Fictional Characters? by Anna Belfrage
March 2018 : A Gang of Doctors Killed Me by Ruth Downie
April 2018 : Why Do We Write by Barbara Gaskell Denvil
June 2018 : The Genesis of a Novel with Christy Nicholas
August 2018 : A Pox On You! A history of smallpox by Julia Brannan
September 2018 : A Pox On You by Julia Brannan
October 2018 : The Great Arthurian Writers by Mary Anne Yarde
January 2019: Susan Grossey's Constable Sam Plank Series
February 2019: Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series
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Our Christmas 2017 Short Story Spot
Follow the Tales… and Discover some Diamonds
3rd December Richard Tearle Diamonds
4th December Helen Hollick When ex-lovers have their uses
5th December Antoine Vanner Britannia’s Diamonds
6th December Nicky Galliers Diamond Windows
7th December Denise Barnes The Lost Diamond
8th December Elizabeth Jane Corbett A Soul Above Diamonds
9th December Lucienne Boyce Murder In Silks
10th December Julia Brannan The Curious Case of the Disappearing Diamond
11th December Pauline Barclay Sometimes It Happens
12th December Annie Whitehead Hearts, Home and a Precious Stone
13th December Inge H. Borg Edward, Con Extraordinaire
14th December J.G. Harlond The Empress Emerald
15th December Charlene Newcomb Diamonds in the Desert
16th December Susan Grossey A Suitable Gift
17th December Alison Morton Three Thousand Years to Saturnalia
18th December Nancy Jardine Illicit Familial Diamonds
19th December Elizabeth St John The Stolen Diamonds
20th December Barbara Gaskell Denvil Discovering the Diamond
21st December Anna Belfrage Diamonds in the Mud
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A Thank You to Rosemary Sutcliff by Helen Hollick
A Thank You to Richard Zimler by Christoph Fischer
A Thank You to Lindsey Davis by AlisonMorton
A Thank You to Barbara Erskine by Nicky Galliers
A Thank You to Helen Hollick by Annie Whitehead & others
A Thank You to Sharon K. Penman by Annie Whitehead
A Thank You to Dorothy Dunnett by J.G. Harlond
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Browsing the Blogs
some blogs and bloggers of interest
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by Helen Hollick
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