Chris Penhall
Uplifting stories in gorgeous places
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Books and Tunes episode 12: Claire Buss and Claire Sheldon
In this episode of Books and Tunes on West Wilts radio I chat to Claire Buss who's latest fantasy novel, Myth in the Mountain is the fourth in the Roshaven series of novels And crime writer, Claire Sheldon on her newest book, A Dead Lie. That's the fourth in...
Books and Tunes episode 11
Books and Tunes on West Wilts Radio episode 11 is now avalailable on listen again, and features author Soulla Christodolou on her new book, The Magic of Miramare, and writer, broadcaster, charity worker and avid reader, Tony Fisher on his favourite books of the year...
Morton S Gray’s blog – Chris Penhall’s favourite place
When my friend and fellow Choc-Lit author Morton S Gray asked if I'd like to write something about my favourite place, I jumped at the opportunity. Given my Portuguese-set novel, The House That Florence Left has just been published, and its located in Lagos in the...
Rosethorn Ramblings: Where Chris Writes
My new novel, The House That Florence Left is now out in paperback and is published in e-book on the 9th October. Author Kirsty Ferry has asked me where I write, and It's my 6th novel, and you'd think I'd have some sort of routine going now wouldn't you.....I don't......
Books and Tunes Episode 10 – Ella Cook and Liz Middleton
Books and Tunes on West Wilts Radio episode 10, features writer Ella Cook talk about In her new novel, Second Chances at the Little Village Sanctuary, and Liz Middleton on her memoir of the effects of conflict through the lense of the experiences of her family members...