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Topsy Turvy Book Tour #15: Bird Song by Jennifer Brasington-Crowley
Author's Note: In case you missed the posts explaining what this is all about, a few years ago, some friends and I decided to create a list of writing prompts where our original characters "visited" other books. Seeing as the resulting stories were...
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1920s Research: Vegetarian & Vegan Food
Today I'm dipping into my 1923 copy of Mrs Beeton's Cookery Book again and raiding it for information. And, seeing as it's Veganuary as I type this, I thought I'd see what the Roaring Twenties had on offer for those of us who c...
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Topsy Turvy Book Tour #14: Little Women
Author's Note: In case you missed the posts explaining what this is all about, a few years ago, some friends and I decided to create a list of writing prompts where our original characters "visited" other books. Seeing as the resulting stories were ...
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Author Feature: Julia Blake
Hello, and Happy New Year! For the first author feature of 2026, I'm delighted to welcome Julia Blake, who is the prolific author of books in all different kinds of genres - meaning we have an interesting interview ahead of us! So, without further a...
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Author Feature: TL Clark
Today I am delighted to welcome my friend, romance writer T.L. Clark, who has joined me today to talk about her books, in particular one of her more recent releases, Love Habit - which I was lucky enough to beta read! It was one of my favourite rea...
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Topsy Turvy Book Tour #13: 50 Shades of Grey
Author's Note: In case you missed the posts explaining what this is all about, a few years ago, some friends and I decided to create a list of writing prompts where our original characters "visited" other books. Seeing as the resulting stories were ...
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A Taste of 1920s Christmas: Mince Pies
A Taste of 1920s Christmas: Mince Pies Part of writing historical mysteries is research into the era. Quite a lot of research, actually, as that's what helps me create an authentic-feeling atmosphere so it feels like you're stepping into the 1920s...
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Topsy Turvy Book Tour #12: Dracula
Author's Note: In case you missed the posts explaining what this is all about, a few years ago, some friends and I decided to create a list of writing prompts where our original characters "visited" other books. Seeing as the resulting stories were...
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Author Feature: Helen Garraway
Today, I have the great pleasure of welcoming fantasy author Helen Garraway to the blog today, and I can't wait to share a very interesting interview with you! Hello! Thank you so much for joining me, it's wonderfuly to have you here. Please introd...
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Topsy Turvy Book Tour #11: Romeo & Juliet
Author's Note: In case you missed the posts explaining what this is all about, a few years ago, some friends and I decided to create a list of writing prompts where our original characters "visited" other books. Seeing as the resulting...
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Q&A With Saffron Amatti
Hello hello! A few weeks ago, on Instagram I asked if anyone had any questions they'd like to ask a mystery writer - specifically me. This was the post: Thankfully, a few people asked some questions. It's very difficult to do a Q&A session wit...
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Topsy Turvy Book Tour #10: Little Red Riding Hood
Author's Note: In case you missed the posts explaining what this is all about, a few years ago, some friends and I decided to create a list of writing prompts where our original characters "visited" other books. Seeing as the resulting stories were...
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Author Feature: Rosalind Barden
Today, I have the very great pleasure of welcoming Rosalind Barden to the blog - who, amongst other things, is a fellow historical mystery writer, so if you like my books, I know you're going to love this interview... Hi, Rosalind! Great to have y...
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Topsy Turvy Book Tour #9: Letters From The Earth
Author's Note: In case you missed the posts explaining what this is all about, a few years ago, some friends and I decided to create a list of writing prompts where our original characters "visited" other books. Seeing as the resulting stories were...
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Guest Post by Yong Takahashi: Why I Started My Own Book Fair
Why I Started My Own Book Fair   I loved Scholastic Book Fairs. My mother gave me five dollars, and I always came home with a book. And I’m not the only one who feels nostalgic about them. At least once a week, I see posts on social media abo...
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