Happy New Year!
I’d like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy New Year and all the best for 2018. Here’s to another year […]
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Outstanding Reads of 2017
Hmmm. I was determined this would be a top ten and yet here it is, my top 22 reads of the year. It was just […]
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#bookreview – Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon @JoannaCannon @BoroughPress #ThreeThings
Three Things About Elsie is one of those books that everybody seems to be looking forward to in 2018. All I can say is that […]
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#bookreview – A Cornish Gift by Fern Britton @Fern_Britton @fictionpubteam @emiliechambs
My review today is for A Cornish Gift by Fern Britton. I enjoyed The Postcard so much that Emilie Chambeyron offered to send me this […]
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Happy Christmas from Short Book and Scribes!
I’d like to take this opportunity to say Happy Christmas to you all and I hope you have a wonderful festive season. I’ll be back in […]
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Seven Day Spotlight – w/e 24/12/17
Not long now until the big day! I think this is what Father Christmas will be doing when he’s trying to get down our chimney: […]
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#bookreview – An Almost Perfect Christmas by Nina Stibbe @ninastibbe @VikingBooksUK
I’ve managed to squeeze another Christmas book in. This one is ideal for that as it’s a very quick read. I’d like to thank the […]
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#bookreview – The Beachside Christmas by Karen Clarke @karenclarke123 @bookouture
I fully intended spending the best part of December reading Christmas books. Instead I seem to be cramming them in right up to the last […]
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#GuestPost – Coping with Criticism by Kate Murdoch @KateMurdoch3
I’m so pleased to be welcoming Kate Murdoch to Short Book and Scribes today. Kate is the author of Stone Circle, a historical fantasy novel. […]
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#extract – Sepultura by Guy Portman @GuyPortman
I’m delighted to be sharing a couple of short extracts with you today from Sepultura by Guy Portman. It sounds like a fascinating and dark […]
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