Tag Archives: England

Jennifer Ash and The East-Midlands of England

Posted on January 27, 2019 by lindahuber

A warm welcome today to Jennifer Ash, aka Jenny Kane, who’s here today to tell us about the settings of her book Edward’s Outlaw, which as we see by the cover is historical fiction. It’s set in the East Midlands, … Continue reading →

Posted in books, Guest Posts | Tagged Edward's Outlaw, England, Historical Fiction, Jennifer Ash, Jenny Kane, Sherwood Forest | 2 Comments

Train travel in middle England…

Posted on July 22, 2018 by lindahuber

My journey from N.E. Switzerland to sunny Leeds didn’t start well. I arrived at Zürich Airport well on time, only to see DELAYED in large letters beside my flight. Ah, well. I’d allowed two and a half hours between landing … Continue reading →

Posted in The Writing Life, travel | Tagged England, Leeds, Leicester, Luton Airport, Sheffield, train travel, travel | 8 Comments

This could be a Swiss cow… read on!

Posted on March 13, 2014 by lindahuber

Let’s think clichés – you hear ‘Switzerland!’ and you think – what? Chocolate, cheese, snowy mountains… Maybe you think ‘Cuckoo clocks!’ – but they actually originated in the Black Forset region of Germany. Or ‘Lederhosen!’ – but they’re more Bavarian. … Continue reading →