Linda Huber's Blog, page 52
November 20, 2016
The Week of Small Frustrations…
We had a technology revolt in the flat last week. One device after another either went on strike, or disintegrated into a pile of metal, plastic and frustration (mine). The landline phone went first. It’s been sulking for a while, … Continue reading 
November 13, 2016
Prague: John Lennon, the upside down horse, and Frank Kafka…
I spent a week in Prague recently, visiting Son 2 who is spending a semester at uni there. What an amazing city; I could blog all week and still not do it justice. So here are a few pics of … Continue reading 
November 5, 2016
Visiting Auntie M…
I’m delighted to be on Marni Graff’s blog today, talking about devious scammers and hospitals and why I wrote Ward Zero. Read all about it here. Marni is an American writer – we met on Facebook a couple of years … Continue reading 
October 23, 2016
Sitting in Switzerland…
It’s good to sit down after a long day at work, or a hike through town. Or just because you want to treat yourself to a coffee/wine/chat with a friend. Here are some of the more interesting sitting places I’ve … Continue reading 
October 16, 2016
Doctor! Doctor!
Like most people who have ever taught English as a foreign language, I have a large collection of jokes. If you give your students a page of text to read as homework, they may or may not do it. If, … Continue reading 
October 6, 2016
Jane Davis and cover design…
Today I’m delighted to welcome Jane Davis to the blog. Jane and I have been Twitter and Facebook friends for many months now, and this autumn, we share a very special occasion – our latest books both came out on … Continue reading 
October 2, 2016
Ward Zero – out now!
I honestly can’t remember when I started writing this one, but it was well before I started Chosen Child, back in October ’14. I like having different projects on the go. Ward Zero has been my main one this year … Continue reading 
September 25, 2016
Speechless…
‘Ooh là là!!’ said the French lady. We were at Zürich Airport, almost at the top of the queue to go through security with our hand luggage. The French lady, me, a young couple from somewhere in Eastern Europe, by … Continue reading 
September 19, 2016
Switzerland: Arosa – and quirky…
Arosa is a little town at the end of the high Schaanfigg Valley in Canton Graubunden, 1800m above sea level, and about 130km south of my home. There’s a lot going on there – skiing in winter, hiking in summer, … Continue reading 
September 11, 2016
One Stop Fiction
Today I have an interview on One Stop Fiction. This is an exciting new website, one where writers can display their books and readers can visit to find bargains in their favourite genres. The website is still growing and being … Continue reading 
