Joo's Book Reviews and Interviews

Empire of Ruins is the third story in Arthur Slade's The Hunchback Assignments series of books.  These are YA steampunk fantasy books ba...

Going behind the insanity that created Bert How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and writing ...

Even though the blurb for this is about George flying when he was a young child and wants to re-learn how to do this, this book is about a w...

Interrogating the wise Cornelius Harker. How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and writing som...

Maureen Goes to Venice is the short story of Maureen's trip to Venice.  Maureen is too nice to upset people, but inevitably gets into sc...

For my 200th post on my blog, my third guest on my Chat couch is Lorraine.  Lorraine loves indie authors, hunky protagonists and bright ma...

Maisy Malone's prospects for 2011 don't seem very good.  She's 17, left school with barely any qualifications and lives with he...

This is one of them strange ones that defies description.  Chloe has left her American home and life and moved to London and has a bit of a...

Gemma Halliday is a very successful author and has taken time to answer some of my questions. Gemma is the bestselling author of the Hig...

Teatime Twists is a collection of 5 short stories.  But with a twist at the end. It is a competent collection, very readable and if you do...

An in depth interrogation of Adam J Nicolai, author of the psychological story Alex. How do you strike the balance between writing ...