author. She was born and brought up in Cornwall but has lived in several
countries including, Cyprus and the United Arab Emirates.
novel “TARANTULA TIDE” won the Kelpie’s Prize and the Heart of Hawick Award.
“THE SHIVER STONE” is a children’s mystery/adventure set in Pembrokeshire, and
is published by Firefly Press. It was short listed for the Tir na n-Og and the
Somerset Teachers Award.
MA in Creative Writing and another MA in Writing for Young People. She is a
member of the Society of Authors, The Society of Children’s Book Writers and
Illustrators and the Scattered Authors Society.
communication, women’s Ben and the Spider Gate was published in 2015 and the second, Ben and the Spider Prince was released in May 2016. The
third in the series, Ben and
the Spider Lake, will be out in September 2016. She is a member of the
London Book Fair Authors’ Club and lives in south Wales.
writing and Welsh Writing in English. She gained her
MPhil in Literature at the University of Glamorgan (now the University of South
Wales) in 1995, and became a principal lecturer there until 2009. She
also established and directed the Wales Centre for Intergenerational Practice,
based at the university, in partnership with the Welsh Assembly Government and
the Beth Johnson Foundation. Her publications include non-fiction,
fiction, short stories and poetry, often with Welsh and feminist themes, and
she has worked with local schools and communities to improve communication
between the generations. She has been in demand, nationally and
internationally, as a conference presenter and an invited speaker in her field.
Her first book for children,
through words in storytelling and teaching about real Faery magic. She is the
author of “Your Faery Magic” (non-fiction) and the creator of
storytelling show The Goblin Circus(fantastical), with an illustrated storybook
in the works! When not writing or making magic Hayley dances, studies for her
Philosophy Doctorate and dabbles in arts and crafts. Despite running a circus
she still can’t juggle. Find her at www.aworldenchanted.com /www.thegoblincircus.com
Jones writes Dark Fantasy, fantasy he fantasises is
funny, and books for children. Some of his pieces have won awards but he
doesn’t like to talk about that as it draws attention to the fact that other
pieces haven’t.
White grew up in Llanelli and studied at Lampeter University. She worked as a
library assistant before training to become a primary school teacher and has
taught at schools in Berkshire and Carmarthenshire. She is an award-winning
author of children’s books. Welsh Cakes
and Custard and Three Cheers for
Wales are about the adventures of Betsi Wyn and Emyr Rhys and feature their
grandparents too, Mam-gu and Da-cu. Each book includes five stories with a
strong Welsh flavour, a child-friendly recipe and some traditional songs. Wendy
writes for adults under the pen name Sara Gethin.
12:15 am: Colin R. Parsons reads his Christmas Story “Norman’s Christmas Spirit”
the genres of: fantasy, sci-fi, steam punk and the supernatural.
including his best selling series Wizards’ Kingdom, also The Curious World of
Shelley Vendor books and his Crank Tech One series.
Judith Barrow said:
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writerchristophfischer said:
Thank you ❤
willmacmillanjones said:
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writerchristophfischer said:
Thank you 🙂
Teagan Geneviene said:
What a wonderful lineup. Wishing huge success to everyone at the fair. Maybe you can record your reading Christoph, and somehow add it to a blog post? (No… I have no idea how to do that…) Mega hugs!
Donna said:
I support Teagan’s suggestion. I would love to be able to hear this reading on-line.
writerchristophfischer said:
Thanks Teagan. I’ve already recorded a reading, but may take on the challenge and try to record another…
Huge Hugs!
Hugh's Views and News said:
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More news from Christoph of the upcoming Llandeilo Xmas Book Fair on Saturday, 10th December. Yes, I’ll be there with Glimpses.
writerchristophfischer said:
Thanks Hugh. Looking forward to seeing you and getting a signed copy of Glimpses!
Claire Fullerton said:
The book cover for Nina Milton’s Beneath the Tor stands out for me! A fabulous, fully-realized and engaging post, Christoph. It seems you have people across the globe waiting to hear about this Christmas book fair!
writerchristophfischer said:
Thanks Claire. I thought that about Nina’s cover. Looking forward to getting a signed copy of it.
And no doubt you’ll all hear about the fair on here.
xox
wendyunsworth said:
It really does sound like a great event, Christoph. Would love to be able to drop in -maybe next year! Have a wonderful day x
writerchristophfischer said:
Thanks Wendy. Yes, maybe next year. I would love to meet you!
D. Wallace Peach said:
Looks like great fun. Wish I was 4000 miles closer 😀 I hope it’s a wonderful day.
writerchristophfischer said:
Yes, Scotty beam her over! ❤
D. Wallace Peach said:
😀
dgkaye said:
What a stellar lineup! So thrilled to see some of my author pals part of the fair. Welcome Hugh Roberts! ❤
writerchristophfischer said:
Thanks Debby ❤
Wish you could be there, too. But, a trip to Canada looks likely at some point for us ❤
dgkaye said:
Oh Fantastic! Get over here!!!! Lol. And I am aiming to get to the Blogger’s Bash in June so you better be there! 🙂
writerchristophfischer said:
Oh then I will be there and I hope you’ll be in the Uk for longer. You’re always welcome in Wales ❤ ❤ ❤
dgkaye said:
Oh, how exciting. I will see how much time I can steal away. Looking so forward to hugging my friends!!! <3xo
writerchristophfischer said:
My birthday is on Canada day – a good reason for a double celebration?
dgkaye said:
I’d say that’s a great reason. And next year Canada day is celebrating 150 years of confederation! :)xo
Marje @ Kyrosmagica said:
Wish I could drop by. All the best for the fair. 🙂
writerchristophfischer said:
Thank you Marje 🙂
Marje @ Kyrosmagica said:
🙂
@ChadSchimke said:
Christoph, I hope this event was a great success!