Austin Macauley's incredible author, P.J. Anderson, the writer of a mystery crime book, Zenith, will meet students and teachers at the Melbourne College Library on Tuesday, 22nd July 2021 at lunchtime. The author will speak to aspiring authors and avid readers about his book at the event. Zenith is a thrilling mystery that revolves around a young boy, Toms Ross, who is an introvert. He somehow ends up joining his elder sister, Danni, on an end-of-school yacht trip. While on the trip, a mystery spacecraft on a nearby island catches their attention. From that point, the story takes unpredictable and thrilling turns, it becomes a battle for survival. To read the complete novel, grab your copy here. P.J. Anderson is an acknowledged crime journalist in Melbourne. Currently, he works as a teacher support officer in the education system.
Paul Spelzini, the author of @#1crush and My Wonderful Fran, will be attending the Abbey Line Community Rail fun day, scheduled for Friday, 2nd July 2021, between 11 pm to 3 pm at Bricket Wood Parish Centre. The author will also be hosting a CCIF photo exhibition at the event. The entry to this explosive event is free of cost, but there are limited tickets due to COVID restrictions. Both of Paul Spelzini’s books revolve around the sensitive subject of mental health. @#1crush is about mental health and drug abuse, covering issues that many young people are facing in the world today. Whereas, My Wonderful Fran is an autobiography of the author daughter who committed suicide following a battle with mental illness. Paul Spelzini is a qualified Chartered Surveyor and Building Engineer. He has been married for 31 years, having raised three children. Paul is also a voluntary station adopter with the Abbey Line Community rail partnership since its inception in 2005. Paul Spelzini’s books, My Wonderful Fran and @#1crush, will be available for sale at the event. You can also buy these books on the Austin Macauley Publisher website.
Portia Stanton-Noble will be attending a promotional book signing event for The Big Dead Dry on Thursday, 24th June 2021. The event will start at 6.30 pm at Clare Library. At the event, the author will talk about her new book and will sign copies for the readers. The Big Dead Dry is about a small country town in South Australia that becomes a breeding ground for murders and accidental deaths. The arrival of a mysterious man and his subsequent murder becomes the catalyst of chaos in the town. A senior detective gets in charge of the investigation who will go to any length to find the killer. However, the suspects are countless, and it’s going to be almost impossible to find out the serial killer. Will the killer get caught or will the killer remain anonymous forever? Buy this book here. Portia Stanton-Noble was born and raised in Melbourne, Victoria. She has worked in the retail and real estate sector, but her passion always lied in writing. She has written articles and reviews for various publications and newspapers. Nowadays, Portia is busy working on her upcoming projects, including the sequel to her debut crime novel, The Big Dead Dry.
An author speaking session of David McCaddon, writer of the crime book, A Question of Time, will be held at Abingdon U3A on Monday, 21st June 2021 at 1:30 pm. The author will be talking at length about his book, A Question of Time, at the session. In this crime book, the dead body of a girl is found in a farmer’s field which leads to an enquiry of the murder. Right after this horrifying incident, another body is discovered which hints at the involvement of a serial killer. Only time would tell if both the incidents are connected in any way. The book involves the reader right from the very first page and keeps on getting more and more interesting. You can find more about this crime book here. David McCaddon has worked in computing and law enforcement and due to the relevance of his work, he got the opportunity to work with police all around the world.
Dr Patrick Treacy, the author of The Needle and The Damage Done, is invited by Sunshine 106.8 for a live radio interview on Sunday, 13th June 2021, at 7 pm. The hour-long session will be hosted by Ed Finn, where they will talk about Dr Patrick Treacy’s book, The Needle and The Damage Done. Don’t forget to listen to this exciting interview here. The Needle and The Damage Done is about Dr Patrick who became an adventurer and a multi-award-winning doctor and physician. From smuggling cars and getting jabbed with an HIV-infected needle to getting imprisoned in Baghdad, Dr Patrick’s life was full of adventures. As the years went by, Dr Patrick Treacy became one of the most recognized cosmetic doctors in the world. Buy the book now to get all the details about his life. Dr Patrick Treacy is a world-renowned cosmetic practitioner who has won multiple accolades and awards over the years. He practices cosmetic medicine in his clinics in Dublin and Cork. He wrote many articles for scientific journals and has contributed to chapters of medical books. His book, The Needle and The Damage Done is published by Austin Macauley Publishers and available to buy now!
Austin Macauley’s incredible author, Marilyn L Rice, will be giving an interview to Chat and Spin Radio on Saturday, 12th June 2021. The interview will air live at 3:40 pm. The author will also be talking about her phenomenal book titled The Singing Horses. So mark your calendars and tune in to Chat and Spin Radio here to listen to this interesting interview of your favourite author. The Singing Horses is the story of a singing troupe of horses, preparing to compete in a writing contest. Although they are competing against each other, they work together in the entertainment industry as a famous singing horses troupe. This story will take you to new places as the horses try to escape the paparazzi. It is a delightful story of funny and interesting adventures. Marilyn L Rice was born in 1951. She received her early education from a grammar school and holds a B.Ed degree from Keele University. She started her writing career after retiring as a teacher and has written 9 books so far. She is currently living in West Bromwich.
Our fantastic author, Michelle Caines, will be appearing for an interview with Sarah Gorrell on BBC Radio, Surrey@Sussex. Catch her live on 8th June 2021 at 1 pm. The author will be talking about her book, Socks in Trouble, in the interview. Socks in Trouble tells the story of a mischievous little sock. She lives with her family and finds joy in teasing her footwear friends. When her Cousin Miserable comes to stay with them, the naughty jealous socks make a plot against him. Michelle Caines was adopted at birth and raised in Stanwell, Middlesex. She wrote her first book at the tender age of 12, while also inventing cartoon characters in the primary school. Michelle illustrates all of her books herself. She has exhibited as a solo artist and also in the Mall Galleries in London along with her late father.
An author speaking session of David McCaddon, writer of the crime book, A Question of Time, will be held at Stratford Upon Avon Probus Club on Thursday, 3rd June 2021 at 10:30 am. The author will be talking at length about his book, A Question of Time, at the session. In this crime book, the dead body of a girl is found in a farmer’s field which leads to an enquiry of the murder. Right after this horrifying incident, another body is discovered which hints at the involvement of a serial killer. Only time would tell if both the incidents are connected in any way. The book involves the reader right from the very first page and keeps on getting more and more interesting. You can find more about this crime book here. David McCaddon has worked in computing and law enforcement and due to the relevance of his work, he got the opportunity to work with police all around the world.
We are excited to announce that our readers’ most-liked mother-son duo, Natalie Newman and Henry Newman will be holding a book reading and signing event for their famous children’s book, Lark the Shark, on 3rd June 2021. The event will start at 10:30 am at The Chicken and Frog Bookshop in Brentwood. Avail this exciting opportunity to grab a signed copy of your favourite book. You can meet the authors and talk to them about their well-written book.
An author speaking session of David McCaddon, writer of the crime book, A Question of Time, will be held at Sale Probus Club on Tuesday, 1st June 2021 at 10:30 am. The author will be talking at length about his book, A Question of Time, at the session. In this crime book, the dead body of a girl is found in a farmer’s field which leads to an enquiry of the murder. Right after this horrifying incident, another body is discovered which hints at the involvement of a serial killer. Only time would tell if both the incidents are connected in any way. The book involves the reader right from the very first page and keeps on getting more and more interesting. You can find more about this crime book here. David McCaddon has worked in computing and law enforcement and due to the relevance of his work, he got the opportunity to work with police all around the world.
An author speaking session of David McCaddon – writer of the crime book ‘A Question in Time’ will be held at Macclesfield Probus on Wednesday, 19th May 2021 at 10:31 am. David will speak about his book, The Question of Time, in detail at the event. This book begins with the murder of a girl in November 1967. The murder leads to the initiation of a complex enquiry. Soon after the incident, the body of another person is found which starts off the hunt for a serial killer. As you keep on reading, the book uncovers if both the murders are interlinked. As the story proceeds, a lot more secrets are also revealed. The book has a very fast pace and keeps the reader engaged from the start till the end. To know all the secrets and mysteries linked to the crime, you can read the book by grabbing a copy. The writer, David McCaddon, has worked in the field of computing and law enforcement all his life. His experience also enabled him to work closely with police all across the globe.
Our amazing author, Joshua Butler, is all set for the book launch and exhibition for his book, Roo Burra, due to be held from 13 – 27 May at Berkelouw Leichhardt Bookstore, 70 Norton Street, Leichhardt, NSW 2040. The Spectacular event will have a curtain-raiser on 13 May from 6 – 7.30 pm where meals and drinks would be served to the attendees. It’s a big event for those who want to buy a copy of Roo Burra and the artwork of Joshua Butler. The tickets for the event are available here. Roo Burra is an incredible story of two unlikely friends, a bird Burra and a kangaroo called Roo, who will go to any lengths to keep their friendship intact. The book has delightful illustrations to keep the young readers entertained. Grab your copy here. Joshua Butler grew up in the mountains of Australia and always had a liking for nature and serenity. Joshua has been a part of countless exhibitions and shows over the years.
It’s time to celebrate poetry that helps you confront often-repressed emotions! Join Samantha Bagnato at the launch of her poetry book on January 30th 2021! How well poetry resonates with what we feel! Prose may have limitations, but poetry has none. Samantha Bagnato is arranging an exciting launch party for her poetry collection: ‘Repressed Feelings of Self-Portrayal’. The party is due to take place on the 30th of January, 2021 on a Saturday morning starting from 10 am till 3 pm. The gathering will take place at Windmill Gardens, 533-539 Leakes Rd, Bonnie Brook, VIC 3335. Here is the link where you can find the event invite, location guide and all related details. This will be an amazing gathering of people keen to discuss emotions and a wonderful chance to meet the poet, herself. Do not miss out! Samantha Bagnato grew up in Australia and started experiencing a passion for writing poetry at a young age. She combines her inner voice with what she closely observes on a day-to-day basis. ‘Repressed Feelings of Self-Portrayal’ is bold and exposes emotions that we feel but not admit. We unwelcome such emotions and feelings just to fly away from the shame associated with them. But love and self-discovery begin only when we admit and accept. Samantha’s work of poetry is woven like a story and is immensely grasping.
The author of a crime book, Following Digital Footprints, David McCaddon is going to attend his book signing ceremony at Congleton Ladies Probus, Congleton. The speaking engagement and book signing event will take place on Thursday, the 19th of November 2020 from 10 Pm to 12 Am. The residents of Congleton and lovers of crime novels are welcome to be part of this great event. The book, Following Digital Footprints, is the best thrilling book especially for the people who like to spend their time reading crime books. This is the first volume of a crime series written by the author. The thrilling story revolves around the police force and criminals who are involved in cars and credit cards theft and getting more active day by day. Follow the story to know who wins the battle. The author David McCaddon served as an IT consultant in the computer industry for about 46 years, while spent his 34 years specialising in Law and Enforcement Computer System Development. The author has also worked with police forces worldwide.
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