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The Golden Dice – Sequel to the Wedding Shroud to be Released on 3 July 2013!!

May 2, 2013 By Elisabeth Storrs Leave a Comment

Over the last couple of years, many of you have been kind enough to express an interest as to when  the sequel to The Wedding Shroud will be available. I’m now happy to announce that I plan to release The Golden Dice on 3 July. It’s been a roller coaster for me during this time as the contract with my… read more

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On Inspiration: Interview with Sherry Jones

March 22, 2013 By Elisabeth Storrs Leave a Comment

My guest today is Sherry Jones, an American journalist and the internationally best selling author of the controversial The Jewel of Medina and other historical fiction novels about women’s power. She is also a speaker on issues including women’s rights, free speech, and Islamophobia. Her novels explore the obstacles women have long faced in reaching their highest potential in a… read more

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On Inspiration: Jesse Blackadder

March 6, 2013 By Elisabeth Storrs Leave a Comment

My guest today is Jesse Blackadder who is fascinated by landscapes, adventurous women and very cold places. Her novel The Raven’s Heart won the Varuna HarperCollins Manuscript Development Award and was published in Australia in 2011 and in the UK, USA and Canada in 2012. Chasing the light: A novel of Antarctica,which she wrote as part of a Doctor of… read more

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Haunted Triangles: When the “Other Woman” is a First wife

February 22, 2013 By Elisabeth Storrs Leave a Comment

Remember the insane Bertha Rochester setting fire to Thornhill? Or the murdered Rebecca de Winter trapped in an underwater grave? For those of us who have read Jane Eyre or Rebecca, these personalities are as memorable as the male and female protagonists of those novels. And yet the reader mainly learns about them through the eyes or memories of other… read more

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On Inspiration: Interview with Kate Forsyth : Australia Day Book Giveaway Bloghop

January 25, 2013 By Elisabeth Storrs 15 Comments

Aussies celebrate Australia Day this weekend! To give you a chance to share in the celebrations I’m  offering the chance to win a copy of Kate Forsyth’s Bitter Greens in the AUSTRALIA DAY BOOK GIVEAWAY BLOG HOP. Make sure you visit Shelleyrae at Book’d Out and the girls at Confessions from Romaholics to find out other blogs who are participating… read more

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On Inspiration: Interview with M Louisa Locke

August 10, 2012 By Elisabeth Storrs 4 Comments

A Smoke Backstage – William Harnett My guest today is M. Louisa Locke, a retired U.S history professor who has recently published the first two books in a series about Victorian San Francisco, Maids of Misfortune and Uneasy Spirits, both best-selling historical mysteries on Kindle. Locke blogs frequently on self-publishing, is a featured contributor to Publetariat, and is on the… read more

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Review: The Absolutist by John Boyne

August 3, 2012 By Elisabeth Storrs 2 Comments

It is always shocking to be reminded that the majority of those sent to war are boys. The Absolutist, by John Boyne, brings this home with a poignant telling of the cruelties that soldiers wreak upon each other; not just against their enemies but also within their own ranks. Tristan returns from the Great War to peace-time England. He is… read more

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On Inspiration: Interview with Nicole Alexander

July 13, 2012 By Elisabeth Storrs Leave a Comment

My guest today is Nicole Alexander, a fellow Aussie author who shares the sources of her inspiration with us. In the course of her career Nicole has worked both in Australia and Singapore in financial services, fashion, corporate publishing and agriculture. A fourth generation grazier, Nicole returned to her family’s mixed agricultural property west of Goondiwindi in the mid-1990s. She… read more

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On Inspiration: Interview with Rebecca Lochlann

May 14, 2012 By Elisabeth Storrs 7 Comments

In her teens and early twenties, Rebecca began envisioning an epic story, a new kind of myth, one built upon the foundation of the Greek classics and continuing through the centuries right up into the present and future.This has become her life’s work, although she didn’t exactly intend it to be that way when she started. The Child of the… read more

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Review: Birds Without Wings by Louis De Bernieres

April 27, 2012 By Elisabeth Storrs Leave a Comment

A dense, enthralling and terrifying novel that describes man’s inhumanity to man in the first few decades of the 20th century in Turkey, Greece and the Balkans. It is a sprawling saga with its genesis in the peaceful village of Eskibahce in the south west of Turkey. Here Turkish Muslims and Greek Christians have lived for centuries side by side,… read more

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