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Call of the Duvet :Authors Electric #authorselectric #drwho

My latest blog now up on Authors Electric:

Call of the Duvet by Jan Edwards

It is that time of year when some of us would much prefer to hibernate. Once new year celebrations are over (in the UK at least) there are two months of cold and damp to look forward to – and I am a summer girl. …

To read the rest go to Authors Electric  HERE

 

On Saturday 11th November – We Were All At the Gladstone Museum!

I spent Saturday afternoon compering the reading event at the Gladstone Museum in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent where a splendid array of writers were strutting their literary stuff, and a good time was had by all!

Daemons of Devil’s End launch

Launching a new book is always an occasion, especially when it involves meeting up with old friends. So travelling down to London on Friday 10^th November for the launch of the anthology The Daemons of Devil’s End (and the mirror twin Olive Hawthorne and the Daemons of Devil’s End) was always going to be a pleasure.

Spooky Reads special on 6Towns radio tomorrow! #radio #spookyreads #halloween #@sot2021

Tomorrow (saturday 28th Oct) between 4pm and 6pm will be Spooky Reads on the 6TownsRadio digital station’s 6Towns Radio Curtain Call Show hosted by Becs and Rob!

 

Reading our spooky tales and  chatting about fiction of the creepy kind – with music to suit – will be writers from the city of Stoke-on-Trent and beyond: Jan Edwards, Debbi Voisey, Jack Lee, June Palmer, Bev Adams, Misha Herwin and Jem Shaw.

Listen if you dare!

Storytelling at the Gladstone Museum

Storytelling – at the Gladstone Museum

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Letters From Home #ww2 #winterdowns #crimefiction

The launch of Winter Downs is approaching fast and plans  are gradually taking shape for our WW2 themed tea and cakes celebration!

As a part of the celebrations fellow author Jem Shaw and I have come up with the notion of  reading out  a series of imagined letters between a pilot Terry in France and his wife Muriel back home in England.

Neither of us know what the other will write so watch this space!

The first of these  ‘Letters From Home’ can be be read on Jem’s Book Page

Jem has his own WW2 novel to come later this year as a follow up to his very successful WW1 novel The Larks.