ADDICTED TO BOOKS … By Carmel Rowley Lorraine Kauffmann sent these wonderful words about DECEPTION …. “In DECEPTION Carmel Rowley has given us another intriguing colourful tapestry of a novel cleverly weaving together many of our favourite themes including mystery, … Read More
LET’S GET READING … Can you remember the last time you read a book? I can, this morning, yesterday and the day before etc, etc. You get the idea. I read every day. I can’t remember a day when I’ve … Read More
A NOVEL APPROACH TO READING “… there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of anything than of a book.” ~Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice That sentence is one that I smile at every time read it. … Read More
A RAVE REVIEW FOR – The Anzacs 100 Hundred Years On in Story and Song. TED EGAN http://www.tedegan.com.au/ Yesterday, I believed in time travel. I was been taken back by the voice of the past and reminded about two young … Read More
‘Gone with the Wind’ isn’t gone … Author Carmel “Gone with the Wind” front cover I originally blogged about Gone with the Wind, back in 2011 and became very excited when I read an interesting article below written by Charles McGrath … Read More
For Thursday is Art Day – Constantin Guys (Dutch 1802 – 1892) WHO ARE YOU? words Carmel Rowley “… Waiting as they saddled Sultan I smoothed my black velvet habit before mounting and setting off at a prancing … Read More
Bobby D Rowley (ghost-writer) agrees with Nathaniel Hawthorne who says “Easy reading is damn hard writing.”
In the marketing loop. It’s never ending – once you have something to sell you’re in the loop to stay. Okay, I released “Winds of Time” seven months ago but the publicity of Winds and the other books in the … Read More
It’s true then – things do stay the same … It all began in 1940 with the vision of Daniel C. Gainey… photograph Johnny Johnson www.facebook.com/johnny.photos?fref=ts It’s a fascinating concept – time changes everything, but does it? The only thing that is ‘absolute’ … Read More
Common sense verses the consequences – words Carmel Rowley What prompted me to fictionalise my visit to the All Nations Cup in 2004? I remember sitting in the stands and watching some of the most embarrassing and dangerous behaviour that I had ever … Read More