I have two new reviews to report, today. This first is a review of Walk Away Silver Heart, posted by Bill Arnott. Bill hails from Canada and is a fine author in his own right. It is a privilege to have him review one of my poetry collections. You can find his review here, if … Continue reading New Reviews (1/2): Walk Away Silver Heart
My Thanks To Sally Cronin over at the Smoragsbord Magazine for re-posting her wonderful review of Walk Away Silver Heart.
I am still amazed to recall how this and the other 2 books in the Love Poetry Trilogy came about – all at the same time, slipping from a phrase in one, to a phrase in the other and developing them as three manuscripts at the same time.
I thought it might be nice to pop in a link to some readings from Walk Away Silver Heart and the rest of the trilogy that are posted on YouTube, as a playlist.
I have read some amazing books in the last twelve months and I would like to share them again with you, updated with the authors most recent releases and their biography.
Today my review from February 2020 for Frank Prem – Walk away silver heart: Poetry inspired by the Amy Lowell poem ‘Madonna of the Evening Flowers’ (A Love Poetry Trilogy Book 1)
About the collection
All day long I have been working
Now I am tired.
I call: “Where are you?”
But there is only the oak tree rustling in the wind . . .
from Madonna of the Evening Flowers
Drawing on the phrasing of the early 20th Century Amy Lowell poem Madonna of the Evening Flowers (above) Frank Prem has produced a collection of personal and interpersonal love poems written, as always, in the unique style that allows every reader to relate.
A lovely review of Pebbles to Poems posted at Smashwords and Goodreads by Chris Hall (luna's on line). Thank you Chris. Here is the review, posted on Goodreads. Don't forget, Pebbles to Poems is still available at no cost in e-book formats at Smashwords. Follow this link if you'd like a copy. The code you … Continue reading Pebbles to Poems – Review
Frank Prem has followed up his first children’s poetry story book with more of the lovable bears in A Beechworth Bakery Bears e-Book (too) currently on Pre-Order until August 31st at a reduced price.
About the story
What are the Beechworth Bakery Bears up to this time? Has Tom sold out of Bee Stings?
Take The Beechworth Bakery Bears (too) home to read, and find out!
I was delighted to find that Canadian author and wonderful blog friend Christine Goodnough has left a Review of A Beechworth Bakery Bears e-Book on Amazon (Canada), and on Goodreads. It is such a joy to me to know that adult readers take a little pleasure from the Bears, because I didn't set out to … Continue reading Take a bow, Bears!
Thank you so much, Debby and Claire for reading and reviewing the third book in A Love Poetry Trilogy - Rescue and Redemption. I am truly blessed by the people who read what I write and encourage me to continue to focus and develop (even at this late stage) what I write and how I … Continue reading Book reviews – Rescue and Redemption
The first bear collection - A Beechworth Bakery Bears e-Book - is soon to go live. I was delighted today to see a review left by great friend and occasional collaborator Cage Dunn. The bears too, are quite delighted. Thank you, Cage. Here is the link to the review by Cage. This little book and … Continue reading Bear time – a first review
Some lovely reviews and postings to share today, as well as the picture above of a nice little #1/#2 in the UK Kindle store. Here are the reviews that are making me smile hard, today. Crastinator gives Rescue and Redemption four stars (GoodReads). Sally Cronin reviews Rescue and Redemption with five stars (Smorgasbord Magazine Book … Continue reading Nice responses. Nice results.
About the collection
Frank Prem has followed up his first children’s poetry story book with more of the lovable bears in A Beechworth Bakery Bears e-Book (too) currently on Pre-Order until August 31st at a reduced price.
About the story
A recent…
About the stories
