Joo's Book Reviews and Interviews

My next interrogatee is a bit of a Scribbler How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and writing...

Deadfall is a zombie book.  Now I'm not really into zombies, but I am into Shaun Jeffrey books, so gave it a go. It starts off like a...

Friend Request is the third instalment in David Wailing's Auto series of (quite long) short stories, however you don't need to have ...

Interrogating Abby Richards, the student who has started off her writing career with a stormer. How do you strike the balance betwe...

This was not quite what I expected when I voted it and it won the kuforum bookclub choice of the month in October.  I can't remember wha...

Matchbox Memories by Ray Kingfisher is the tale of Ian who has escaped his family by moving down South, but has to return to look after his ...

If you don't enjoy this interview with Damien, he'll come and steal your blood What excites, attracts or appeals to you ab...

Ah, a new Pitkirtly book from Cecilia.  I'm in heaven.  Until I finish it, then I'm waiting for the next. I really love this serie...

Charlotte and the Unicorn is a dinky little children's story about Charlotte and the Unicorn (It does exactly what it says on the tin) ...

Here is a tiny interview How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and writing something that pe...

Ian's 5 year old son, Alex, was kidnapped, raped and murdered with the kidnapper being also killed.  Now Alex is "haunting" Ia...

Jack MacFadden has just turned thirteen and his imaginary friend, Puck, tells him his true path in life. This is a lovely magical story ab...

Interrogating John A A Logan, a man with a big back-list just waiting to get out. How do you strike the balance between writing so...