
Victorina Press's Blog
Here you will find blog posts on a range of topics, from the history and creation of Victorina Press to the tips, tricks and thoughts of our authors.
Why not have a look around and see what you find?
Word Has It…
… that there’s a new blogger in residence at Victorina Press! Yes, you heard correctly, we have an exciting regular feature about to launch! Amanda
It’s Never Too Late – Wendy Beasley
Although I have written throughout my life, starting as a small child with stories about dogs and ponies, I left fiction behind as an adult
A Writer Reading – Wendy Beasley
The first book I remember reading Among my earliest memories were the regular visits to the library at the bottom of our street in Brighton.
Interview with M. Valentine Williams
Losing It is your second title to be published by Victorina Press – however they are two very different books. The Marsh People is dystopian
My Beautiful Obsession: researching and writing My Beautiful Imperial
At around 4am, on April 11th 2011, unable to sleep, tossing and turning in bed, I got up, put the kettle on and grabbed an
A Writer Reading – Morgan Davies
The first book I remember reading Noddy and the Magic Boots. I had no interest in Noddy as a small child until he left behind
Growing up in Gaza by Ahmed Masoud
I grew up in Gaza in a crowded house, with ten people including my parents, at the heart of the Jabalia Camp. We barely had
Interview with Deborah E Wilson
I know you are interested in a wide range of historical literature, particularly Victorian Gothic. So it was probably a certainty that your first novel
A Writer Reading – Deborah E Wilson
The first book I remember reading One of the earliest books I remember reading as a bedtime story was about a fairy with a flower-petal
A Writer Reading – Steven Jenkins
The first book I remember reading Grimms Fairy Tales – an old copy, printed in about 1959. I’ve still got it. Very scary,
A Writer Reading – Caroline Moir
The first book I remember reading I was able to read before I went to my kindergarten in the Sudan. I don’t know what books
Interview with Judith Amanthis
Interview with Judith Amanthis At the heart of Dirt Clean there is the brilliant and inventive story of a long-term quarrel between two sisters. Where