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Doctor Margaret's Sea Chest
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War and Peace in the Peloponnese Reviewed by Waheed Rabbani, from a complementary review copy. Pauline Hager’s “Giorgi’s Greek Tragedy” is an epic novel. It evocatively depicts, during 1790 to 1829, the trials and tribulations of three generations of...more |
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Reviewed by Waheed Rabbani from and Advance Review Copy Shane Joseph has done it again! In his latest novel, The Ulysses Man, he has not only penned a blockbuster plot but also managed to again foreshadow the theme of a new novel by another bestsellin...more |
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Erma wrote: "Sorry to have missed your interview live but I did listen in this morning. Was quite fascinating, and I appreciated your adventures in research. Never thought about it, but it's true, there aren't ..."Hi Erma;
Thanks for listening to the podcast. That's possibly its best feature that it is available even after the show. You got me interested in Svetlana again. I've been meaning to weave her story (her romance with the Indian diplomat and her travel to India) into my book III, but haven't figured out how to do it yet.
Best regards,
Wally
Sorry to have missed your interview live but I did listen in this morning. Was quite fascinating, and I appreciated your adventures in research. Never thought about it, but it's true, there aren't many 1,000 page books out there anymore. No doubt that's why trilogies are becoming more and more popular.I very much appreciate researched books and I'm looking forward to reading Dr. Margaret's Sea Chest.
Hi Wally,Thanks so much for saying you'll vote for Lancelot's Lady. I'll look for your vote. :-)
And yes, I am moving on from my last publisher. I'll be able to move on completely as soon as they pay me. It's unfortunate I was put in the position I was in, but I believe in Karma.
All the best to you!
Cheryl
Hi Bradely, I am honoured to be your friend. I'll look into your "Dreamsbane..." for I love dreams. My novel (much to my publisher's chagrin), starts with one!Best,
Wally
