Author: Morton S. Gray

Marie Laval joins me this week to talk about her newly released novel with Choc Lit, Queen of the Desert, to tell us why she writes and to ask the question – can you speak camel? Gorgeous cover, Marie and over to you … Thank you very much, Morton, for inviting me on your blog… Continue reading Can You Speak Camel? Why I Write By Author Marie Laval

This week, Kirsty Ferry, who writes for Choc Lit and is just about to release It Started With a Wedding (22 February 2022) returns to my blog to tell us what she gets up to when she’s not writing. Over to Kirsty … Like most other writers, I have a day job, so that takes… Continue reading What I Do When I’m Not Writing By Author Kirsty Ferry

This week I’m joined by the lovely and highly talented Angela Barton. Angela has published three novels with Ruby Fiction and Choc Lit Publishing, but today she’s joining us to talk about what she does when she’s not writing … Hello Morton Thank you very much for inviting me to share a different aspect of… Continue reading What I Do When I’m Not Writing By Author Angela Barton

This week I’m joined by Helena Dixon as she tells us about where she writes her very popular Miss Underhay cozy mystery series. Over to Helena … For several years I’ve been based in the Black Country, a small, industrialised area with a rich heritage in the heart of the UK. I spent at least… Continue reading Where I Write by Helena Dixon

Joanne Boden celebrates her debut publication with Choc Lit this week, so I’m sure my blog readers will join me in wishing her all the best for mega sales with Escape to Little Bluewater Bay. Joanne is joining us to talk about the story that changed her life and I loved this post so please… Continue reading The Story That Changed My Life by Joanne Boden

Ella Cook appeared on my blog when her novel Beyond Grey published by Ruby Fiction came out as an eBook, but I asked her back to celebrate the paperback release of the book. Ella grew up in a world where ‘fairies’ left gifts at the bottom of Grandma’s garden, and white feathers in strange places… Continue reading Why I Write by Ella Cook

Gina Hollands writes novels and novellas which cross the romance spectrum, from super sweet to sexy and saucy. Ahead of the release of her latest uplifting book, The Fall and Rise of Ronni Fairweather, published by Ruby Fiction she tells us what inspires her to write. I often ask myself why I write, especially during… Continue reading Why I Write by Gina Hollands

Every now and then I change my blog theme suggestions for guests appearing on my blog. My new ones sent to blog guests for the first part of 2022 are either:- Why I write Where I write The book that changed my life My real-life hero or heroine What I do when I’m not writing… Continue reading What Do I Do When I’m Not Writing? By Morton S. Gray

I’m just emerging from the seasonal confusion of wondering what day it is. The year 2021 seemed to zoom by. During the twelve months, we became empty nesters when our youngest son went off to university and my eldest son and his fiancee provided an addition to the family tree and made us proud grandparents… Continue reading Looking Forward to 2022 and Blogging Along…

I’d like to thank all of my blog readers for reading my posts this year. I think you’ll agree that I’ve featured a wide range of authors, talking about interesting subjects. The most popular features by far were those about the authors’ gardens! I’ve already signed up lots of writers to provide posts for next… Continue reading Christmas Message