Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land – Publishing Update
My historical fiction book, The Brittle Sea, has received some great reviews and in this second book there are major revelations and a few more shocks for readers to get their teeth into.
Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land Extract #9
Read a sample of my historical fiction saga. Book two in the Brittle Saga, The Brittle Land.
Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land – Seeing the Way Forward
Historical Fiction The Brittle Land I don’t hold to the belief that everything happens for a reason and am certain there’s no supernatural spirit taking an interest in what I write. It’s just bad timing that I have had to stop...
Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land Extract #8
Peace and the Angel of Death Historical Fiction extract from The Brittle Land As peace fell over the obliterated landscape of the Western Front and so many people, who had endured years of warfare, had sighed a collective sigh of relief, the cost...
Historical Fiction – The Brittle Land Chapters
Historical Fiction The Brittle Land Chapters To me, a book isn’t a book unless it has meaningful chapters. It suits both my style of writing and my style of reading. It’s suits me when I write because I have a brief description in the...
Historical Fiction – Progress for The Brittle Land
Progress report for The Brittle Land
Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land Extract #6
It’s got historical romance. It’s got murder and mystery. It is told from different points of views which I enjoy in a book because you get more depth. This is book one of three and it’s an outstanding start.
Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land Extract #5
The Brittle Land Historical Fiction Book Extract 5 The story so far. Magda Asparov travels to America on the Titanic for an arranged marriage to a corrupt American businessman, Matthew Turner III. When the Titanic hits an iceberg on the crossing...
Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land Extract #3
The Brittle Land Historical Fiction Book 2 Extract
Historical Fiction – The Brittle Land – Tools in the Telling
Historical Fiction Tools Used in Telling a Tale In my historical fiction novel, The Brittle Sea, the Titanic is simply a tool used in the writing to introduce my readers to my star-crossed lovers, Maggie and Richard Blackmore. The ship and its...
Historical Fiction: The Brittle Land: Writing Challenge #1
28th July 2020 Déjà vu – That feeling of having been somewhere or experienced something once, or many times, before. Translated it means ‘already seen’ and is quite a powerful feeling to many. Well, here I am...
Historical Fiction Book Extract 1: The Brittle Land
July 1914 and the world heads for the bloodiest war in history. Conflict between nations will be worldwide and loss of life counted in millions.
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