Reprising some of the material from the blog tour – here is the review from Chatabout books If you enjoy historical fiction and/or a good murder mystery, then you will love Winter Downs. I haven’t read much historical fiction, as yet, but I do generally enjoy it when I do and I have thoroughly enjoyed this… Read More Winter Downs reviews #winterdowns #crime #cosycrime #ww2crime #janedwards
The blog tour today pulls into Ali The Dragon Slayer’s site with a review and a guest post by your truly The most commonly asked questions any author can usually be simplified as why, where and who – so here goes: What is Winter Downs about? In January of 1940 a small rural community on… Read More Winter Downs Blog Tour : Alison Drew
Originally posted on Jenny Barber:
Annnnnd, welcome to the next stop in the Winter Downs Blog Tour, celebrating the launch of the ever excellent Jan Edwards’ new book – Winter Downs – a thrilling ride of 1940’s crime fic starring the kick ass Bunch Courtney. I interrogated Jan to find out more… Winter Downs is…
A rather nice review for Leinster Gardens and Other Subtleties has just been posted on the Chat About Books blog!
Those blog tours are tough. I am all too aware of how interviews can be a drain on the valuable reading time of bloggers and reviewers, and how coming up with a fresh angle is not always possible. To make life that bit easier I have a list of questions that you can ask me… Read More Blog Tour Q&As
Now is the time of year when we are all busy buying gifts for people we love. The best way to help any author is not just to buy their books for yourself but to buy them for others and pass the word! Your friends get a great gift and your writing friends have their work… Read More Book Gifting #bookgifting #buymorebooks
Excellent review for Something Remains over at Rising Shadow .net
Always good to come across a good review!
Super 5* review for Fables and Fabrications here on Amazon!
Gluten free bread is somewhat better in general terms than the first products that came onto the market some years ago. Or at least that is what I have told myself.
Good words from Des Lewis for Threadbare – more reviews from Something Remains on Des’s review page
Des Lewis writing a real time review of Something Remains over at his Gestalt Real Time Review page! Keep up with the reviews story by story – day by day.
Originally posted on Noirish:
The hugely talented writer Joel Lane, best known for his dark fantasy, died far too young in 2013. He left behind him scattered notes for a myriad of stories that he’d never gotten around to writing, and it occurred to Pauline Dungate that a suitable memorial to him might be a…
Just received a copy of the ‘rather good’ review for Fables and Fabrications as it appears in the Birmingham Science Fiction Group newsletter.
Just spotted a review on Amazon.com by LAS Reviewer for Tales from The Lake Vol.2 that speaks on my story Bone Wary 🙂 It runs thus:
A fabulous review on Goodreads (and Amazon) for Fables and Fabrications appeared today! “A delicious smorgasbord of short stories…” “…varied and fascinating collection with something for all tastes.” Comments like these could turn a girl’s head!
An excellent review for Fables and Fabrications on Murder Mayhem and More. “Compact chronicles, seemingly distilling the detail and energy from an entire novel into a condensed, compelling form … (Edwards) expertly blends matter-of-fact everyday reality with far-fetched and fanciful notions that somehow seem entirely credible.”
Super review for Fables & Fabrications over at the Horror Novel Reviews site! Fables and Fabrications is available HERE in paper and e format!
The first pre-publication review for Fables and Fabrications is out HERE at the Book Lovers Boudoir. Fables and Fabrications will be available in April/May! E-arcs available on request
A fabby 5* review for Leinster Gardens over in Goodreads from Tina Rath! “The title story, Concerning the Events in Leinster Gardens, based on the reality of the false façade of 24 Leinster Gardens … sets the tone. Does Archie get his come-uppance from whatever is waiting for him in that house which isn’t a house?… Read More Leinster Gardens and Other Subtleties on Goodreads
Source: REVIEW: MUSIC IN THE BONE AND OTHER STORIES BY MARION PITMAN
An in depth review of Leinster Gardens and Other Subtleties on SFCrowsnest site. “In this volume of fourteen ghost stories Jan Edwards explores the nature of the ghostly event and finds ways of reinterpreting it. Many of these stories have their roots in folklore and urban myth and many reportings of ghostly sightings have already… Read More Leinster Gardens review
A fine review for Sussex Tales over on Amazon. “… a finely-written, lovingly crafted set of stories that covers year I …”
Source: Music in the Bone
Today I am interviewed by Nancy Hansen on her Writing at Home blog HERE
Originally posted on The Book Lover's Boudoir:
Leinster Gardens and Other Subtleties by Jan Edwards The Alchemy Press (ebook), 2015 144 Pages Author Website Amazon (UK) Amazon.com I was given a free copy by the publisher in exchange for a review. BLURB Fourteen short stories by Jan Edwards, including the BFS award short-listed ‘Otterburn’,…
Originally posted on The Book Lover's Boudoir:
GENERAL INFORMATION TITLE: THE ALCHEMY PRESS BOOK OF URBAN MYTHIC AUTHOR: VARIOUS PAGES: 270 PUBLISHER: THE ALCHEMY PRESS (http://alchemypress.wordpress.com) YEAR: 2013 http://alchemypress.wordpress.com A free copy of this anthology was provided by Peter Coleborn, the publisher and editor-in-chief. He asked me to review three upcoming collections. The Alchemy…
Originally posted on The Alchemy Press:
The Alchemy Press received a nice little write-up in the September issue of Writing Magazine — on page 93 in the news section. The piece was accompanied by a few cover reproductions; we certainly do publish some lovely books!
Originally posted on The Book Lover's Boudoir:
Evocations by James Brogden The Alchemy Press (ebook), 2015 266 Pages Author Website Amazon (UK) Amazon.com I was given a free copy by the publisher in exchange for a review. BLURB It can be boring waiting to become a ghost. New York has alligators in the sewers,…
