Glenda Young Sagas & Cosy Crimes June 2022 Newsletter |
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Hello, everyone! This month I've got a special 99p offer for you, an audio teaser, details of National Crime Reading Month - and more! It's a jam-packed newsletter and I hope you enjoy it. In fact there's so much that it might not fit into your phone or browser so if you reach the end and it says 'view entire message' be sure to click on it so you don't miss out. Thank you everyone for your continued support, it means the world to me. Glenda |
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My saga The Girl with the Scarlet Ribbon is only 99p for Kindle during June. Download it here |
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On Tuesday 14 June 2022 at 1.30pm, I'll be giving a talk to RYHOPE HERITAGE SOCIETY about Writing Historical Fiction set in Old Ryhope. Venue: Ryhope Community Centre, Black Road, Ryhope, Sunderland. All welcome. £3 entry includes free cup of tea. |
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June is National Crime Reading Month. Join me at a talk about my cosy crimes set in Scarborough, Murder at the Seaview Hotel and Curtain Call at the Seaview Hotel. I'll be at Whitburn community library, South Tyneside, on Monday 20 June at 7pm. All details here |
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Here's an audio teaser of my second cosy crime Curtain Call at the Seaview Hotel, read by Colleen Prendergast. The second in the gripping cosy crime series, a whodunnit perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Helen Cox. Listen to the teaser here! |
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Find out more about writing for magazines with me at The Word (National Centre for the Written Word) at South Shields. The workshops will include researching your market, pitching an article and how to write and sell short stories. I will cover areas including why you must never underestimate the power of an opening paragraph, how to submit your work and how to deal with rejection… before trying all over again! The sessions will take place on: Sat 11 June, 2-3.30pm
Sat 25 June, 2-3.30pm
Please note: When booking a ticket you are booking to attend both sessions. At the end of the first session, homework will be set for attendees. This will involve thoroughly researching the chosen magazine in order to prepare a pitch for an article or an outline of a short story to submit at a later date.
Booking essential - book here. |
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Did you know that I write a weekly soap opera? It's called Riverside and is published in The People's Friend magazine each week. Riverside is funny and frothy and I hope you might enjoy it. The magazine goes on sale each Wednesday in all shops and supermarkets and you can subscribe online to the magazine here. |
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| | The Miner's Lass: A compelling saga of love, sacrifice and powerful family bonds. | | |
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| | The Paper Mill Girl: An emotionally gripping family saga of triumph in adversity | | |
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| | The Girl with the Scarlet Ribbon: An utterly unputdownable, heartwrenching saga | | |
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| | Pearl of Pit Lane: A powerful, romantic saga of tragedy and triumph | | |
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| | The Tuppenny Child: An emotional saga of love and loss | | |
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| | Belle of the Back Streets: A powerful, heartwarming saga | | |
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| | The stage is set when a killer strikes in this charming, fun cosy crime mystery set in Scarborough | | |
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| | A murderer comes to Scarborough in this charming, fun cosy crime mystery starring
12 Elvis impersonators (Twelvis!) | | |
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Please come and say hello at my website which is GlendaYoungBooks.com. I'm on Twitter @flaming_nora and Facebook/GlendaYoungAuthor and I blog at flamingnora.blogspot.com I'll see you later this year with my next newsletter. Please feel free to share this newsletter with your friends who love books. And if you have any suggestions as to what you'd like to see in the next newsletter, or you'd like a personally signed, dedicated book from me, please get in touch.
All my best wishes to you,
Glenda |
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