Meet author Bill Kirton and get fascinating insights into his writing.
Meet fellow Awesome Indies author Bill Kirton. He’s just had new covers done for some of his books, and I think they’re great. Cathy Helms of Avalon Graphics did it. What’s in them is really good too. I haven’t read all his books, but enough to know that whatever he writes is guaranteed to be a good read. Click the cover to find out more about The Darkness and click here to see all his books. Now read on for a chat we had recently about his writing and what makes it unique: You’ve written humour and historical fiction but your latest books are murder mysteries, what sent you in that direction? That’s easy to answer. I used to write mainly plays – for stage and radio – then, one day (and I don’t know why), I started a novel. It was the one which became The Sparrow Conundrum – a spoof crime/spy story. I sent…
Writing, philosophy & multitude dimensions: a great interview by a fellow Awesome Indies author.
Pop over to Bill Kirton’s blog for the first part of an excellent in depth interview he did of me on, among other things, how my philosophy and fascination with the line between fantasy and reality shows up in my writing. Click the box below and show Bill some love by visiting his blog. He’s a lovely man and tomorrow, you’ll see what questions I asked him in return. Guest appearance: Tahlia Newland. Take One.
An interesting interview on Layered Pages with Indie BRAG’s Stephanie Hopkins
Click the link to find out some secrets about me plus a little about the book that won the Indie BRAG Medallion. http://layeredpages.com/2013/08/04/interview-with-tahlia-newland/
Things you didn’t know about me; a fun interview by Tim Vicary
Tim Vicary is an awesome writer and a wonderful person. He has lots of books listed on the Awesome Indies site and has been very supportive of everything I’m doing there. He was kind enough to invite me onto his blog and ask me a few revealing questions. So pop over and find out what annoys me most, what invention I most appreciate and why I always sleep with a torch beside me. http://timvicary.wordpress.com/2013/06/27/interview-with-tahlia-newland/ Feel free to share these strange details of my life with the world. Writers can no longer afford to be private people!
The answers to questions I never thought to ask.
Kristin from The Cozy Reading Corner posted an interview with me today, and she asked some really good questions about the concepts behind Lethal Inheritance. Pop along and have a look. You even get to see the strangest thing that sits on my desk. It’s really cute and spaced out looking. Now you have to go and have a look just to solve the mystery of what is it? I’m pretty sure you’ll enjoy it. Here’s the link. http://the-crc.blogspot.com.au/2012/10/lethal-inheritance-by-tahlia-newland.html?spref=tw
A Novella with a Heart – interview
For our Celebration of Indie Excellence today, author Juliet Madison is hosting an interview with me about my book. You can read it on her blog here. Juliet Madison is a writer of humorous and heart-warming women’s fiction, embracing life, love, and magical new beginnings. She lives on the south coast of NSW, Australia, (close to me) where she works from home and homeschools her son. Juliet has written several short stories and three full length manuscripts, which you can read about here. She has a blog where she shares author interviews, competitions, and marketing tips for authors, and can also be found on Twitter and Facebook.
My Interview with Ambrose
Ambrose Musiyiwa posted an interview with me on his blog site ‘Conversations with writers.’ It’s about ‘Lethal Inheritance’ and my writing process. If you’re interested, follow this link to read it, http://conversationswithwriters.blogspot.com/2011/08/interview-tahlia-newland.html