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    PURE DANI: Love in another country FREE on KU; £1.99 ebook or £6.99 paperback

    angela j.phillip / 25th August 2020

    This is the third of the Daniela Hoffman Family Matters series. Family drama in the tropics. Daniela arrives overseas with her mother, but their new life starts with a shock. Her mother’s new…

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    THE THIRD FATHER – FREE on KU or £1.99 ebook, £6.99 paperback

    angela j.phillip / 24th August 2020 / 0 Comments

    This is the second of the Daniela Hoffman Family Matters series. Daniela loves Steve, her second father who has lived with them for ten years, but her mother is besotted with a man…

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  • Writing

    Creating a lovable main character

    angela j.phillip / 17th February 2020

    What do you remember about the books that you’ve read? Long after you’ve finished reading, what do you remember most? Not the glorious prose, not the description of the landscape, not even the…

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    Slow down, you move too fast

    angela j.phillip / 18th December 2019

    Are you racing around getting ready for Christmas? What I want to do is carry on proof-reading. I’ve only got as far as chapter 22 (out of 42). There’s no time. I’ve got…

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  • Reviews

    Blue sky or global disaster? Review of ‘Unsheltered’ by Barbara Kingsolver

    angela j.phillip / 5th December 2019

    Read it. This is a story for our times. The message of Unsheltered is like a piece of bright cloth draped over the plot horse. The bones of the horse stick out in…

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    ‘Encounter Between Two Worlds’ – Louise Illig-Mooncie

    angela j.phillip / 1st December 2019

    What do you think of reincarnation? Do we all have many lives? Louise is a German-born woman who has tried to come to terms with the horrors of the Holocaust. She believes that…

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  • Writing

    Changes

    angela j.phillip / 29th November 2019

    How do you know when something is finished? I’ve been proof reading Red is to remember but I find that I’m still making changes. I’m reading the story aloud because I like to…

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  • Journal

    Still Thursday 28th but after many hours

    angela j.phillip / 28th November 2019

    Getting closer to achieving something (what?!) but finding the pictures in the post difficult to manage. Paul is helping me. Here we both are in the pic above. The fishing pond near our…

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