Today I’m visiting my author- and bloggy-friend, Ali Isaac, with an excerpt from my latest release, A Thousand Rooms. If you haven’t been to Ali’s blog before, hop on over – she writes wonderfully about the myths and legends of Ireland. I’m thrilled to be visiting – thanks for having me, Ali!
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Self-publishing and the snobbery issue
A wonderful post by Alison Williams – just had to share 🙂 Alison Williams Writing I work with all different types of authors, those who are hoping to secure a publishing deal, those who are chasing the self-publishing dream and even a couple who have gone on to secure a deal with one of theContinue reading “Self-publishing and the snobbery issue”
A Thousand Rooms: A Guest Post by Helen Jones
As you may know, I just published my latest novel, A Thousand Rooms. A few months back, when I was looking for beta readers, Angelika over at Amo Vitam offered to help out, and help she did! Now I’m over at her blog for a visit, writing about how the places I’ve been to inspireContinue reading “A Thousand Rooms: A Guest Post by Helen Jones”
Independent motion – can you help?
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
What would you give to make a dream come true if you woke to find yourself living a nightmare? What would you feel if you could never again walk on a beach? Or go out alone in the snow…feel the stillness of a wood or cross a…
How can I support awesome #indieauthors?
Originally posted on Allie Potts:
background image courtesy of Unsplash.com How about a review or two (or three)? Amazon recently changed its review policy so that fake reviews, or reviews in which someone raves about a book they’ve never read or product they’ve never used, more difficult to post. It is a policy designed to…
The Many Doors in a Writer’s Life #Writers #WritersLife #AmWriting
I’ve just realised it’s Thursday and, for the first time (I think) since I started it, I didn’t post a Wednesday Wander yesterday. I suppose my focus this week has been on documenting the weekend away with The Silent Eye, so in a way I’ve been Wandering all week. Today is Thursday and there isContinue reading “The Many Doors in a Writer’s Life #Writers #WritersLife #AmWriting”
Legends of Windemere: Charms of the Feykin LIVE on @Amazon! #fantasy #asmsg
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
Return to Windemere in Charms of the Feykin! Cover Art by Jason Pedersen To make a champion fall, one must wound their very soul. Nyx is leading the charge to rescue Delvin and Sari, who have gone missing in the southern jungles of Windemere. Battling through the local predators, the…
5 Things to Remember When Designing Your Book Cover With @AuthorhelenJ
Originally posted on Sacha Black:
Today is the last instalment from my lovely friends, who have been keeping my blog stocked with juicy tidbits in order to give me time to finish my book. A huge thank you to everyone who helped out, without you, I wouldn’t have had time to finish it You can check…
Of Mountains, Magic and Monday Mornings
Hello, everyone! Hope you all had a nice weekend 🙂 I’ve been away since Friday with little to no wi-fi coverage, so I’m a bit behind on blog posts and comments – sorry! There have also been a few new visitors and followers here, so I just want to say welcome, and thanks for comingContinue reading “Of Mountains, Magic and Monday Mornings”
Thursday Doors – Overgrown
A while ago, I posted about a door that seemed to have been abandoned – the steps green with moss, ferns and branches obstructing the path. This week, I have another door which no longer seems to be in use. It’s in a rather old building – the adjacent barn is 15th century and IContinue reading “Thursday Doors – Overgrown”
Helen Glynn Jones 