Eventispress author Diana Jackson is busy collecting the proceeds for sales of The Healing Paths of Fife sold in Kinghorn in the last three months in aid of Kinghorn Lunch Club for the Over 60’s. (most well over she says 🙂 ) She is going to let us know how much was raised as soon as possible.
Meanwhile for May, June and July the profits of books sold in Kinghorn will benefit Kinghorn Community Library (KLR)
Eventispress supporting local charities!
Eventispress is pleased to support local charities.
Copies of Diana Jackson’s ‘Healing Paths of Fife’ are being sold in the burgh of Kinghorn at local shops in aid of the Over 60’s Lunch Club.
As a way of saying thank you to our local community, the profits of all copies of ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ sold on Kinghorn High Street will be in aid of different Kinghorn charities, starting with The Over 60’s Lunch Club for February, March and April 2018.
Here is a fantastic review for Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon’s new novel
THE KEEPER OF THE FAITH
Mary Thomas has just posted this gratifying review of my new novel ‘The Keeper of the Faith’ on Amazon:
“A MASTERPIECE
Set against the stark realities and agony of war, a transcendent path is presented offering safe passage through the crucible of events. Brilliantly written. Highly recommended.”
Somehow reviews like that make it all worthwhile!
It’s published by Eventispress…
Eventispress have just released author Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon’s gripping new novel
‘The Keeper of the Faith’ all over the world as a paperback and on Kindle.
Name Diana Jackson Age 58 Where are you from I’ve lived and worked in the home counties of London for most of my life ~ born in Croydon, Surrey, grew up and went to school in St Albans, Hertfordshire and worked as a teacher in Bedfordshire. Since redundancy and taking early retirement I have moved, […]
via Here is my interview with Diana Jackson — authorsinterviews
Life is Just was reviewed with four stars in The John Lewis Partnership Gazette on April 8th.
Diana Jackson will be at Shefford Library Bedfordshire giving a talk on
How an unsolved murder in Bedfordshire in 1919 inspired Diana to write her first murder mystery
Thursday 5th March 2015
7pm – 8pm
Shefford Library
