ANGELA BARTON

Shhh! Fingers on lips… As we eavesdrop on Hattie and Jo from Boomerville at Ballymegille (publishing 6thOctober), while they chat about t...

Welcome to my blog, Carol. With Christmas fast approaching, I hear you've written a new children's book called, Being a Friend at Christm...

Welcome, Morton. Many congratulations on your latest book publication, Sunny Days At The Beach. We’d all love to know more about how you ...

The cornflower and the poppy are enduring symbols of remembrance for both France and Britain. On this day in 1944, the lives of these tow...

Growing up, we all fantasise about meeting our hero or heroine and living happily ever after. Falling in love is easy – isn’t it? Well, y...

Covid 19 may have dampened the 75th VE Day celebrations by keeping us indoors, but we can honour those brave soldiers and the supportive...

It's said that eavesdroppers seldom hear any good about themselves, and this prophecy proves to be true when Blake listens in on a privat...

(I'll never get used to omitting an apostrophe from Waterstones!) Last month a dream of mine was realised. I had an author event at Water...

Welcome to my blog, Helen and thanks for joining me for an interview. It’s great to meet other authors who set their fiction in France. ...

The Truth Lies Buried is available as an eBook, paperback and audiobook. Two children in a police waiting room, two distressed mothers, a...

Today is 10th June and also the 75th anniversary of the massacre at Oradour-sur-Glane. Oradour was a beautiful small town in south-west F...

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and as romance in the air, so I’ve put together a few of my favourite declarations of love. Som...

Some years ago while I was walking from my hotel in Hammersmith to The London Book Fair, I passed a terrace of three-storey Edwardian hou...

Welcome Morton. It was so lovely to meet you in person at the RNA Conference in Leeds. Congratulations on winning Choc Lit Publishing's S...

Not many of you will know what anniversary falls today – the 10th of June. I wonder how many of you have heard of Oradour-sur-Glane, in F...

1. Exposition (Setting the scene.) This is the every day life in which the story is set. Introduce your main character/s. Where are they?...

Mathematics? It's a foreign language to me. Sudoku? Why put yourself through such misery? (Supposedly for fun). Memories of binary lesson...

Vianne Mauriac lives in the quiet village of Carriveau, in France. Vianne’s husband, Antoine, heads for the Front leaving her alone with ...