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My Review of Making Waves, the sequel to Inside Out by Thorne Moore

Originally posted on Judith Barrow:
As with Inside Out, I was given an ARC copy of Making Waves by the author, in return for an honest review. I gave Making Waves 5* out of 5* After reading this book I was happy to give the following endorsement: “Thorne Moore’s writing has three great qualities: the…

Honno Authors Book Fair 2022 Guest Post with Thorne Moore

Originally posted on Making it up as I go along:
In the second of my guest posts asking some of our authors to share their thoughts about book fairs and the lack thereof over the past two years, I’m delighted to invite Thorne Moore to share her musings. Thorne is another founding member of the…

New Book: Making Waves

Welcome to Triton, the largest moon of Neptune. Or, welcome to Triton again, if you have already read INSIDE OUT. It’s a little bit chilly, and it’s a little bit distant (only about 4.5 billion kilometres away, give or take). But it’s a freedom-loving place, especially if you’re a corporation keen to maximise your profitsContinue reading “New Book: Making Waves”

Waves Approaching

I published my first science fiction novel, Inside Out, last year and I am now about to publish its sequel, Making Waves, following the fates of the idiots who travelled to Triton in the first book. As before, it is primarily a book about characters and how they respond to events, but naturally it isContinue reading “Waves Approaching”

Honno Authors Book Fair 2022

Originally posted on Making it up as I go along:
It is my pleasure to announce the forthcoming Honno Authors Book Fair 2022, scheduled to take place at The Queen’s Hall, Narberth, on Saturday 7 May. Authors taking part are all published by Honno, the longest-standing, independent women’s press in the UK. Based in Aberystwyth…

Who?

I have received a very impressive review of Inside Out on the Dr Who Online website. I especially appreciated being compared to Russell T Davies, so I was generally feeling pleased. But it also got me thinking about Dr Who. I am so very ancient that I remember seeing the first episode, with William HartnellContinue reading “Who?”

Tales my Great Aunt told me. 1: rape and high treason

This post has been moved to my other blog for non-literary matters. Find it here.

A Christmas Story by Thorne Moore

Originally posted on Crime Cymru:
So this is Christmas. We hope you’ve had fun with our selection of seasonal tales of murder, mistletoe and mayhem. Before the last story on the night before Christmas, it just remains for all of us at Crime Cymru to wish you a very Merry Christmas and all the best…

A Christmas Story by Judith Barrow

Originally posted on Crime Cymru:
This year, Santa’s little helpers have been more than generous and we’ve got a bumper crop of wonderful Christmas short stories for you – from the dark to the whimsical and all stops in between. So put your favourite Christmas jumper on, pour yourself a mulled wine, grab a mince pie and…

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