I've put a new review up on bookersatz this morning.
The review is by me! And it's of 'Being Normal' by Stephen Shieber which was very kindly sent to me by Tonto books.
Stephen blogs here.
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Where does fact end and fiction begin? Does it matter?
About Me
- HelenMWalters
- I write short stories, short autobiographical pieces, articles and book reviews. I am also working on a novel.
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DCI Kenny Murrain sees, hears and feels things that others do not. It’s a gift but also a curse. When he wakes to the phantom sound of screaming he knows a murder has been committed but not where or why. Click the picture to buy!
Book reviews and author interviews
Most of the books reviewed on this blog have been sent by the publishers or authors. I don't do negative reviews, I only review books I like or feel have something to recommend them to others. I very rarely review self-published books.
Please feel free to get in touch if you are a writer and are interested in contributing a guest post or visiting here as part of a blog tour.
Thanks very much.
Please feel free to get in touch if you are a writer and are interested in contributing a guest post or visiting here as part of a blog tour.
Thanks very much.
Authors mentioned on this blog
- Adele Parks
- Agatha Christie
- Áine Greaney
- Alex Walters
- Ali Knight
- Alonso Cueto
- Amanda James
- Andrea Pearson
- Angela Young
- Anna Hope
- Anthony Quinn
- Ash Cameron
- Beth Underdown
- C L Taylor
- Caitlin Davies
- Caroline Smailes
- Caroline Wallace
- Dan James
- Danielle Trussoni
- David Khara
- Deborah Harkness
- Diana Rodriguez Wallach
- Dinah Jefferies
- Elizabeth Baines
- Emily Bullock
- Eva Rice
- Eve Chase
- Gail Carriger
- Georgina Troy
- Hania Allen
- Isabel Ashdown
- Jakob Arjouni
- Jane Corry
- Jason Starr
- Jennifer Bohnet
- Jennifer Chance
- Jennifer McVeigh
- Josa Young
- Jude Morgan
- Judy Chicurel
- Karen Clarke
- Kate Long
- Kathryn Simmonds
- Kerry Hudson
- Laura Marshall
- Leigh Russell
- Mandy Brittany
- Mark Lawrence
- Martin Suter
- Mary Vensel White
- Nicola Moriarty
- Nuala Ellwood
- Oldcastle Books
- Peter Murphy
- Pixel Hall Press
- Rachel Amphlett
- Reed Farrel Coleman
- Robert B Parker
- Rosy Thornton
- Rowan Coleman
- Sam Millar
- Sarah Duguid
- Sarah Schmidt
- Sheila Bugler
- Sherri Turner
- Simon Lelic
- Sophie Hannah
- Sophie King
- Sue Bentley
- Susie Steiner
- Suzie T Roos
10 comments:
Oh, I love that book... it's everything short stories should be about (for me).
Off to read your review to see what you made of it!
I've spent the last hour reading blogs (instead of writing, alas) and I seem to be continually posting comments right after you. Funny. We seem to be on the same wave length today. So I thought I'd say hi. "Hi!"
Do you think books of Short Stories are perhaps coming back into fashion? I always think it is one of the hardest ways to write - to get an idea over in a nutshell, so to speak. I enjoyed these.
Great review, Helen.
Thank you so much for such a lovely review, Helen. It's a privilege to gain feedback (whether good or bad) and to know that the stories have affected people enough for them to tell others about it.
You have brightened my day while I'm struggling to impose order on my unruly novel characters!
Stephen x
Great review Helen. The book sounds like just my cup of tea.
Spiral - glad to hear you loved it too!
Sue - Hi! Blogging synchronicity - how great is that?
Weaver - I really hope so, that would be great.
Amanda - thanks!
Stephen - thanks for popping over. I can't wait to read the novel!
Lane - I can recommend it x
Excellent review Helen. I could quite fancy reading that.
Fiction is stranger than fact, but fact is far more annoying! Off to read your review.
BT - yes, it was excellent!
Leigh - indeed it is!
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