Tannika K Williams Nelson, the author of new novel Underclass 7, is a London based author. After beginning writing at the age of fifteen, she has now completed her second novel. Tannika’s love of writing first developed in secondary school whilst studying English Language.
Monthly Archives: November 2014
The Passion Gene: A New Insight Into the Works of Louis de Savy
The Passion Gene marks the first novel written by Louis de Savy. From an Anglo-French family, Louis has been involved in conflicts of medicine and politics that have enriched his knowledge of such matters, encouraging him to put pen to paper with inspiration from his medical background.
Night Walker: Aaron Speer’s Take on the Unwritten Side of Vampires
“Although I rarely read vampire stories, I thoroughly enjoyed this one. An erotic and exciting tale about vampires in Australia.” Amazon review
Vampire fiction is a genre sure to have been covered by most avid readers, however Aaron Speer’s new novel is certainly not your typical vampire story. Set in Sydney, Australia, Night Walker strays from the cliche Gothic castles you may find in the novels surrounding this one on your local library bookshelf.
Why I wrote Run & Break by Hugh Pryor.
One night, Hugh Pryor was having a beer when a lovely blonde forensic scientist from Yorkshire came up to me and said: ‘Hugh, we’ve run out of books to read. Go and write us a book! You write articles for magazines, so just make them a bit longer!” That was to be the start of Hugh’s writing career.
He tells The Founding Fields all about how his experiences flying in Africa on contract inspired his first book Run & Break.
Author Margaret Morgan on Her Past And Mrs McKeiver’s Secrets.
Author Margaret Morgan was born in 1950. Her farm was two and a half miles from the village of Leintwardine in Herefordshire. Mrs McKeiver’s character entered her head when she first thought of a character to hold everything together in the Hills; her fictional area. I expect she is an amalgam of my mother and her two grandmothers. Coming from Yorkshire and Lincolnshire they were fearless, strong women.
A Wizard of Dreams. A Rare Gem Nestled in The Kindle Store.
Hordes of books pile ever higher in The Amazon Kindle Store: thousands of new ones per day. Who has the time to check them all out? No one… And who defines ‘quality’ anymore…?
At The Founding Fields and Publishing Push we’re always on the lookout for hidden gems amongst those piles of books: quality-writing by little known authors unlikely to be noticed unless people like us draw your attention to them. But how to find them – that’s the challenge. That’s why a review by accomplished writer Stephan Myers caught our eye recently. He was writing about Robin Chambers’ book A Wizard of Dreams (Book 1 in the Myrddin’s Heir series):
Ian Ingram On Writing About What You Know.
Ian Ingram is a firm believer in the age old advice that you should write about what you know. He has used his extensive knowledge and experience working in antiques to write a gripping novel. Many of the staff here at Publishing Push have been reading the book and we can’t put it down! Ian talks about his inspiration for writing Old Secrets.
Fearbreeders: A New Reading Experience by Richard James
Author Richard James stops by TFF to sink our collective psyche into the murk of uncertainty! He literally blew our minds with this new concept of his. Have a look and see for yourself how your experience with eBooks may never be the same again. Richard gives a look behind his process for creating his new novel Fearbreeders and how making it a “cross-media” project may have just changed the game… for the better!
“There’s a strong possibility that Fearbreeders may be the most innovative use of cross-media I’ve ever seen… Richard James has just changed the game, folks.” -Commissar Ploss, The Founding Fields
Tim Weed Talks About How History Formed The Characters In His Novel
Tim Weed, author of Will Poole’s Island stops by TFF and gives us a look at how history had a pivotal role in shaping the characters in his new novel!
Gods of Mars by Graham McNeill – Book Review [Bellarius]
Looking into the third installment of the Adeptus Mechanicus series by Graham McNeill, Bellarius lays out his thoughts on this latest turn of events.
“Ambitious, but the sea of ideas, characters and plot twists drowns out much of its potential.” – Bellarius, The Founding Fields
