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Tony Riches has kindly featured my novel ‘Guilty Innocence’ on his blog ‘The Writing Desk. Check it out here:http://tonyriches.blogspot.co.uk/2014...
'Novels are bullshit,' somebody once told me. 'And I don't read bullshit.' My latest blog post delves into why I think he's missing the point. Read it here:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
Which books evoke a sense of nostalgia for you? My latest blog post:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
Five of the dastardly ways fictional villains conceal murder - my latest blog post:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
The Guardian newspaper called Rachel Abbott an e-publishing sensation, and I’ve been lucky enough to interview her! Check it out here:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
C.A. wrote: "Maggie, being a Merlot drinker, have you ever seen the movie Sideways? I quote..."And I am not drinking anymore f'ing Merlot!" If you have not caught it try and do so, I think you will enjoy.As..."
Thanks - I'll check 'Sideways' out if I get a chance!
In ‘Lisey’s Story’ by Stephen King, we visit the magical world of Boo’ya Moon, where widow Lisey Landon learns to deal with the lunatic who’s stalking her as well as her husband’s death. Read my review of it here:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
Best-selling American novelist Robert Bidinotto has interviewed me for his blog. We talk about the epiphany I had in Chile, what a fly on my wall might witness, and the future direction of my writing career. Read the interview here:http://www.bidinotto.com/2014/08/inte...
Wormy from The Daily Bookworm was kind enough to interview me for the site's blog. We discuss Paddington Bear, my biggest challenge as an author, and what I'm currently working on. Lots of other stuff, too!http://thedailybookworm.com/maggie-ja...
Which do you prefer, e-books or physical books? My latest blog post:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
Five unusual ways to commit murder in novels. My latest blog post here:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
‘Sister, Psychopath’ is currently FREE on Amazon until Friday, August 1. A study of sibling rivalry and dysfunctional relationships, the novel tells the story of one woman’s struggle to survive the damage inflicted by her sociopathic sister. Download it here: http://smarturl.it/sisterpsychopath
Does a novel need a happy ending for you to enjoy it? Or do you prefer your fiction to have a darker conclusion? Let’s discuss!http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
‘Bandits’ by Elmore Leonard is full of snappy dialogue, fascinating characters, along with a hearse or two and a leper colony. The novel is also a biting commentary on US foreign policy in Nicaragua. Read Michael Nutt’s guest review of this crime thriller on my blog:http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
T4bsF wrote: "Welcome to the group Maggie." Thank you! I'm happy to be here.
Ever been curious as to how an author writes a novel? In my latest blog post, I reveal what makes up a typical day for me, including how the occasional glass of Merlot helps me write!http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blo...
Michael wrote: "Welcome to the group :-)" Thank you, Michael!
Hi, everyone! My name is Maggie James, and I'm a British author of psychological suspense novels. Three have been published, and number four is on its way! I write quite dark fiction, centring around strong psychological and emotional issues. I also write a weekly blog for readers on all topics connected with the wonderful world of fiction. You can find it at http://www.maggiejamesfiction.com/blog, along with more details about my books. I look forward to connecting with you all!
