Joan Fallon

This week Authors’ Corner chats to the crime writer Paul Anthony

Good morning Paul, welcome to Authors’ Corner. Thank you for the invitation, Joan.You have a lot of successful novels, a collection of poetry, screen plays and film scripts to your credit.  Why and when did you decide to become a writer?I believe many of us are shaped as writers as we grow up. Work, and …

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AUTHORS’ CORNER talks to best selling historical novelist Ann Victoria Roberts

AUTHORS’ CORNER talks to best selling historical novelist Ann Victoria Roberts Good morning Ann.  Welcome to Authors’ Corner.  You’ve been a successful novelist for many years now, tell us how you came to become a writer.At the moment I’m completing a memoir, Life & Luck, which answers this question in full. But briefly, as a teenager I …

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THE ONLY BLUE DOOR -a story about child migrants during WW2

I began to write THE ONLY BLUE DOOR about two years ago, after reading an article in a magazine about children who were sent to Australia by the British government as child migrants.  Many of these children were told that their parents were dead and were either placed with foster families or put into orphanages. …

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SANTIAGO TALES, published at last, thanks to a little help from my friends.

Back in October I blogged about how I came to write my latest novel SANTIAGO TALES and where the idea had come from.  Now, at last, I have published it as a Kindle ebook.   Writing a novel is the easiest part for me.  The hard work comes when your work has to be edited, …

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