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Virtual Book Tour with Molly Best Tinsley
We are pleased to host Molly Best Tinsley on our website today discussing her novel, Behind the Waterfall. Welcome, Molly. With your background – teaching creative writing to cadets in the U.S. Naval Academy – and your authorship of several adult novels, short stories, a memoir and a textbook, we look forward to learning why you decided to write a children’s middle-grade fantasy thriller and what that writing process entailed. With so much to cover, let’s get right to the questions and answers. HMC: The title of your novel, Behind … Continue reading
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Today we welcome Irish writer, Orna Ross, who has recently published her first novel. “Lovers’ Hollow.” Her book is historical fiction but told through a contemporary lens, weaving backwards and forwards in time. Effortlessly interweaving past and present, and building towards a compelling and surprising conclusion, “Lovers’ Hollow” ranges across three generations and two continents to deliver a page-turning exploration of love, revenge and the true nature of freedom. Q: When did you start writing? Orna: When I wrote the first words of my first novel, “Lovers’ Hollow?” When I … Continue reading
