Book blogger Victoria Bucknell offers very thoughtful reviews (you can read her thoughts about The Secret Life of Carolyn Russell here). When she approached me with an invitation for an interview, I was keen to accept. I’m pleased to share the Q&A through the link below. If you’re a writer and have a new release, you may be interested to know that Victoria is currently accepting review requests.
Meet Sundy Flor, Book Blogger at Books Unfold
I came across Sundy Flor’s Twitter account when I was investigating book bloggers online. I checked out her website, Books Unfold, and was impressed with the beautiful graphics she creates to accompany her posts and the interesting format for her reviews. I contacted Sundy Flor to see if she would be interested in reading and reviewing This Much Huxley Knows. She agreed and absolutely loved the novel, you can read the review here. We’ve had several email exchanges since then and it occurred to me readers of The Writer is a Lonely Hunter might be interested in learning more about book blogging and the new fangled Bookstagramming. Who better to ask than Sundy Flor?
Q&A with Sundy Flor from Books Unfold
Can you tell readers about yourself, where you’re from and Books Unfold?
I am Sundy Flor from Davao City, Philippines. I am an avid reader of books from Fantasy and Young Adult to Nonfiction. Books Unfold is my blog where I share my thoughts and the things I learned from books.
Read the rest of this entry »Approaching publication day
It’s an anxious time waiting for the launch of a new novel. Fortunately, I’ve received lots of wonderful early reviews for This Much Huxley Knows on Goodreads. If you’ve offered one, let me say here and now how terribly grateful I am. Getting positive feedback is a brilliant way to calm the nerves. I’ve also been distracted by housework and went back to one of my old favourites – cleaning the oven – such a satisfying job!
Best bits: The String Games blog tour
I have been delighted with the reviews I’ve received for The String Games during the blog tour that started on Monday 20 May 2019.
Here are the best bits and the blog links where you can read the whole review:
A story with an astute and lucid understanding of what it means to be a female growing up in a world of adversity and loss. Linda Hill, Linda’s Book Bag
The author writes really well and the attention to detail and the authentic feel to the narrative make this a compelling and thought provoking read. Jo Barton, Jaffa Reads Too
It’s ultimately a story of hope and forgiveness, fresh starts and new beginnings: it’s quite beautifully written, and I enjoyed it very much. Anne Williams, Being Anne
You can tell from the start it’s going to be something special. Jennifer Rainbow, Bookworm Jen
A stunning piece of literature that is devastating and truly heartbreaking, with hope all rolled into one! Laura Turner, PageTurnersNook
Thank you to all the generous book bloggers who participated. Where would writers be without reviews?
The String Games is to be published in 28 May but you can pre-order here.
Staying in with…Linda Hill
I’m in good company today, staying in with Linda Hill. Here I share the inspiration behind the title story of Paisley Shirt and find out what Linda, a prolific book blogger, thinks about the collection. Why not pop over and take a look?
Paisley Shirt is now in stock at the Book Depository with free delivery.
the writer is a lonely hunter 