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Q and A Interview with Brian Mackenzie – Poet

Lis McDermott 17th February 2020

When did you realise you wanted to become an author? I never put pen to paper until a few years ago. My son, daughter and

Cardigan Bay, Avalon on Earth By John F. Wake

John F. Wake 4th February 2020

James Bonwick, an Englishman who moved to Australia over a century ago wrote the book Irish Druids and the old Irish Religions. In this book,

Identity in Mental Health by Sam Smith

Sam Smith 3rd February 2020

Identity is often based on no more than self-image, and self-image on what we think we’d like to be like, a compound of made-up mirror

Walking with Rhino – Too Close for Comfort by Jenny Bowen

Jenny Bowen 3rd February 2020

“Anyone need a change of underwear?” It has been a serious heart stopping, nerve wracking and exhilarating moment. How close had those rhino really been?

Tips to Get Your Book Into Libraries for Self-Published Authors by Ann Brady

Ann Brady 30th January 2020

If you’re a self-publisher looking for a way to get more exposure for your book, then libraries might just be your secret weapon. According to

A Shocking Crime Examined in The Veronal Mystery by Norena Shopland

Norena Shopland 29th January 2020

Brighton 1913 – A drug overdose case takes a dark turn when the body is exhumed, evidence is suppressed, witnesses are missing and murder is

Fight Between Underpaid Washerwomen Leads to Court Dismissal. (John F. Wake)

John F. Wake 28th January 2020

One little known occupation for women ‘on the breadline’ in Victorian Cardiff (and elsewhere) was to become a ship’s ‘washerwoman’, picking up clothing and took

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Adventures of Dixon Vole Featured in Best of British Magazine (Mark Hume-Jones)

Mark Hume-Jones 27th January 2020

Exceptionally excited to say that Mark’s book ‘The Adventures of Dixon Vole’ has been featured in Best of British Magazine! https://www.bestofbritishmag.co.uk/

Q and A with Dee Dickens – Author Interview

D. E. Kendall 27th January 2020

What inspires you to write? I can’t not write these days, it is as necessary as breathing. I get inspired by all kinds of things.

Child’s Body Found in Glamorgan Canal. (John F. Wake)

John F. Wake 25th January 2020

When there is no escape from poverty, no social security, no hope for the future, extreme criminal activities take place. Thomas Rees, just 11 years

Ripper “Victim”, Elizabeth Stride, Cardiff 1880s by John F. Wake

John F. Wake 24th January 2020

Elizabeth Stride (photos in death, above) was a prostitute. An alleged victim of Jack the Ripper. We know that Mary Jane Kelly (another victim) told

The Importance of Categorisation in Publishing by Ellie Adams

Ellie Adams 23rd January 2020

The categorisation of your work may be something you haven’t given all that much thought to as an author. After all, beyond knowing which basic