Tag: Victoria Cornwall

MORTON S GRAY REVIEWS

  The Girls of Bomber Command by Vicki Beeby Vicki Beeby has done it again! I enjoyed her last two WW2 series about The Ops Room Girls and The Wrens, but I loved the first in this new series about The Girls of Bomber Command. A poignant subject, Beeby comments in her notes that the …

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SISTER SCRIBES’ READING ROUND UP: NOVEMBER

Jane: My first read of the month was The Daughter of the River Valley by Victoria Cornwall and I enjoyed this book so much. It drew me in from the beginning – it was so refreshing to read a story set in Victorian times with a fiery female working class character, and which wasn’t unrelenting …

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BUSINESS OF BOOKS: FIRST, LAST, EVERYTHING – HISTORICAL NOVELIST VICTORIA CORNWALL

The first piece of writing advice you were ever given The summer of 2014 was an exciting time. I had submitted my manuscript to a carefully selected list of agents and was waiting to hear back. An agent requested a full manuscript and I felt I was finally going to achieve my dream of becoming …

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Business of Books: So Much to Give – Part 2: Jane Cable on how individual authors help charities

Business of Books: So Much to Give – Part 2 Jane Cable on how individual authors help charities Two weeks ago I wrote about how groups of authors help charities so now I’m going to turn my attention to the valuable input that individual writers can have, both in terms of time and money.   …

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The Business of Books: Jane Cable Gets Distracted But Finds She is Not Alone

Jane Cable gets distracted but finds she is not alone It’s a small miracle you are reading this article at all, to be honest – and great credit to writer friends who have rallied around to provide me with some content. The thing is, last week I moved house. Long distance and for the first …

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