Tag Archives: feel-good fiction

Feel-good for Christmas…

Posted on December 6, 2020 by lindahuber

Over the next three weekends, I’ll be posting about Christmas reads, with a post about anthologies next week followed by crime fiction the week after. We’re starting off more romantically, though – if anyone’s looking for a feel-good book for … Continue reading →

Posted in books, My books, The Writing Life | Tagged Christmas, feel-good fiction, Morton Gray, Sharon Booth | Leave a comment

The Writing Life: 5 things on my desk…

Posted on February 9, 2020 by lindahuber

Around ninety-five per cent of my writing is done at my desk. It’s not a very tidy desk, but it’s at a window overlooking a wood, so the view is spectacular in all seasons. On the photo, taken from my … Continue reading →

Posted in Life in Switzerland, The Writing Life | Tagged crime fiction, feel-good fiction, Writing | 10 Comments

New land…

Posted on December 10, 2017 by lindahuber

It’s been months since I joined Instagram. Yesterday, after months of trial, getting cross, error, and giving up, I finally worked out how to get pics onto my account. You have to use your mobile phone. For someone hopelessly devoted … Continue reading →

Posted in books, My books, The Writing Life | Tagged A Lake in Switzerland, charity book, feel-good fiction, Instagram, Switzerland, The Saturday Secret, winter | 12 Comments

Change of direction…

Posted on November 19, 2017 by lindahuber

Think of a road, a straight one, like the ones in films, with one lonely car crossing the desert… Your way is clear for miles ahead. Life isn’t like that – we can turn corners and take the road less … Continue reading →