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Today, I am excited to announce the publication date and reveal the cover of the latest EIF title, Re-create and Celebrate: 7 Steps to turn Your Dreams into Reality by Cindy Georgakas. Many of you will already know and love Cindy from her popular blog, Uniquely Fit. Cindy was actually my first client, way back... Continue Reading →
As I write this, I am delighted to share that Jude Gorini's debut novel, The Colourblind Grief, is the Number 1 Bestseller in Latino Literature on Amazon.it. That's Bestseller overall, not just new releases. This is a wonderful achievement of which Jude should be rightly proud. Get your copy of the book everyone is talking... Continue Reading →
Congratulations to author Jude Gorini, whose first novel, The Colourblind Grief, is published today! This is also EIF's first full-length fiction publication. The book is available from Amazon.com, Waterstones.com and Barnes&Noble.com. London 2011, the year before the Olympics. The city is buzzing, and Daniel is just starting his journey into self-destruction: living a life of... Continue Reading →
I am excited to announce that the latest publication from EIF, The Colourblind Grief by Jude Gorini will be released this Saturday, 29 April, and will be available from Amazon and selected bookstores. To give you a taster of what to expect from this exciting debut novel (EIF's first full-length fiction publication) read on... London... Continue Reading →
Cassettes frontman Nick Reeves, wearing his favourite corduroy cowboy shirt, sits cross-legged up front at The Ticket Office: an intimate, convivial setting, with something of the inglenook about it. He has a self-effacing and jocund air which woos his audience from the outset, as he teases with the opening strains of the Beatles' 'Yesterday.' He... Continue Reading →
In the next of this (very) occasional series, I take you on a magical adventure to a hidden wonderland, riven out of slate by human hands. About the Cathedral Cave Despite its name, the Cathedral Cave is not, in fact, a natural cave formation. It is a man-made wonder, formed from quarrying operations in the... Continue Reading →
Anyone who has read Three-Penny Memories: A Poetic Memoir by Barbara Harris Leonhard will be moved and entertained by this hour-long program of readings and discussion around her book. The reading was given online for the Normal Public Library in Illinois. In it, she reads several poems, and talks about the inspiration behind the memoir... Continue Reading →
As today is World Book Day, I am celebrating with up to 50% off EIF paperback titles for the next 7 days! Substantial discounts are currently available on all of the following: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1739757785 The new collection from Nick Reeves and Ingrid Wilson Many thanks to Dawn Pisturino for her wonderful review of the collection, in... Continue Reading →
In the end, you have to let goand trust your own instincts, and theirs.He was confident he could, and I was confident he'd manage, but could Ibear to watch my baby, only ten years old,up thereabove me,striding through the sky? On his face, and in his movements I sawdeterminationconcentrationconfidenceand self-control. But, between the trees, above... Continue Reading →
Sometime last year, I answered the call for a poem for The Polaris Trilogy, an anthology of poems which will be sent to the Moon as part of the Polaris Mission's Lunar Codex. The Trilogy unites the continents of Earth via the overarching themes of earth, air and sky. The European section (Part 1) called... Continue Reading →
Experiments in Fiction 