Category Archives: Guest post

February is Library Lover’s Month – Celebrate with OverDrive and Libby! #LibraryLove @OverDriveInc @LibbyApp @UproarPRagency #LibraryLoversMonth

Posted on February 19, 2022 by Fictionophile

Celebrate Library Lovers’ Month with the Most Anticipated Reads on the Libby App OverDrive librarians curated a special February collection of must-read titles to celebrate book lovers and lovers of libraries. Love is in the air during the month of … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest post, libraries, Library services | Tagged Audiobooks, ebooks, library love | 10 Comments

Q&A with novelist Kate Riordan @midaspr @thenovelry #NationalStoryTellingWeek #YourStoryMyStory #AuthorInterview @KateRiordanUK

Posted on January 28, 2022 by Fictionophile

Kate Riordan is a tutor at The Novelry. Offering support for beginner and established authors at any stage of their writing career, The Novelry will take writers from the very kernel of an idea through to a polished manuscript ready … Continue reading →

Posted in author interviews, Guest post | Tagged authors, Writing | 3 Comments

Guest Post – Jason Maurer’s thoughts on Tobias Bukkehave’s new novel “For King and Country”

Posted on December 18, 2020 by Fictionophile

“Coming Home Is Never Easy“ Jason Maurer’s thoughts on Tobias Bukkehave’s new novel, “For King and Country“. It’s been a long time since I’ve found myself identifying so acutely with a protagonist as I’ve done with Tom Cortzen in Tobias … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest post, Spy stories | Tagged stand-alone novels, thrillers | 3 Comments

Q&A with Jeff Richards author of “Lady Killer” – Guest Post #authorinterview

Posted on September 27, 2019 by Fictionophile

“Lady Killer” by Jeff Richards Published 2019 by Main Street Rag ISBN 9781599487380 Blurb: Mitch Lovett, a recently divorced father of two, wasn’t looking for anything serious—but when he fooled around with an old friend, Dee Wynn, serious was what … Continue reading →

Posted in author interviews, Guest post, Novellas, Suspense | Tagged book publicity | 3 Comments

Guest Post – N. Lombardi Jr. discusses the story behind his latest novel “Justice Gone”

Posted on June 25, 2019 by Fictionophile

Having written two novels which were both cross-cultural adventure stories, and seeing them flop, I realized that I was not conscious of the current interests of today’s readership. I knew I had to write something that would have general appeal … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors, Guest post, Legal thrillers | Tagged authors, indie fiction | 4 Comments

If someone made a movie….? Guest post by Frankie Y. Bailey

Posted on April 9, 2019 by Fictionophile

If Someone Made a Movie by Frankie Y. Bailey I think most writers hear this question sooner or later – from the moderator of your panel, or a reader who stops to chat as she’s buying your book, or maybe … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors, Guest post, Mystery fiction | Tagged authors, characters, mystery series | 1 Comment

Dadaism in Literature: an infographic (guest post)

Posted on April 6, 2019 by Fictionophile

Dadaism, a cultural and artistic movement that spanned mediums and countries alike, began as a rejection of nationalism as World War I raged on throughout Europe. Many European artists were forced to leave the country or face persecution, leading to … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest post, infographics | Tagged Writing | 5 Comments

Linda Leith Publishing: an introduction for #bookbloggers

Posted on March 8, 2019 by Fictionophile

Linda Leith Publishing is a unique publishing house in Canada: it is the only literary publisher in Canada who publishes in both French and English. Linda Leith Publishing brings Quebec authors to the rest of Canada and introduces English-speaking authors … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest post, Publishing Houses | Tagged Canada | 8 Comments

Holly Willow and her books (guest post)

Posted on March 4, 2019 by Fictionophile

First things first: Lynne, thank you so much for offering me a slot on your blog. As a fairly new and self-published writer, I need all the help I can get spreading the word about my books. Since you’ve given … Continue reading →