Nectarines – available now from your local bookseller or your local greengrocer – ready to read or ready to eat.
Eve Bonham’s deliciously concocted tall tales, short stories, and flash fiction (very short but not always sweet)
were published on 1st October […]
Published on 1st October 2026 by Dryad Books
NECTARINES SHORT STORIES AND FLASH FICTION
Eve Bonham launches another book – her fifth, and her second collection of stories, a form of fiction that she relishes and loves writing.
A sparkling array of short […]
So my book, my new novel, my fourth book, Dear Magpies, has been out for a month. It was published as a paperback by SilverWood Books on 18th November – and, it seems, people are reading it. Amazing! I’ve been running […]
Two weeks tomorrow, on Thursday 21st November at 6.30pm for 7pm, I am having a Book Launch for my new book Dear Magpies, at Winstones Books in Cheap […]
Creating a book and getting it out into the world is a little like having a baby – though it usually takes far longer. It grows more erratically and more slowly and its birth involves many people of different skills. […]
Magpies are magnificent. Distinctive by their black and white plumage, they are intelligent and inquisitive – and more superstitions surround magpies than any other wild bird. The most common one is that it is unlucky to see a lone magpie but two […]
My third book has been published this summer by Onwards and Upwards – a novel called The Lost Journey Homeward. It is a contemporary take on the parable of the Prodigal Son, though in my book the prodigal is a […]
Authors must help their publishers to market their own books these days. We tend to target local booksellers to hold book launches, talks and signings in our own areas, where we know people and can spread the word or words […]
My new book ‘The Lost Journey Homeward’ has been well and truly launched – on Sunday 14th June. I decided to do this At Home – in my own garden in Dorset. My last two books had their launch parties […]
Strange to think, now my new book is for sale, that soon people might be reading ‘The Lost Journey Homeward’, turning the pages and assessing whether they like the story and […]