Tag Archives: reading

Cover Love – with Helen Pryke… #books #amreading

Posted on May 14, 2023 by lindahuber

I read once that the main purpose of a book cover is to attract the reader’s attention. Obviously, it should have something to do with the subject of the book too – you wouldn’t put an image of a vegetable … Continue reading →

Posted in books, Guest Posts, The Writing Life | Tagged books, Helen Pryke, reading, Writing | 2 Comments

Cover Love – with Rebecca Collins… #books #amreading

Posted on April 16, 2023 by lindahuber

I read recently that the main purpose of a book cover is to attract the reader’s attention. Obviously, it should have something to do with the subject of the book too – you wouldn’t put an image of a vegetable … Continue reading →

Posted in books, Guest Posts | Tagged Cousin Ash, Hobeck Books, reading, The Cat and the City | 3 Comments

Coming soon in feel-good fiction… #travel #Switzerland

Posted on February 19, 2023 by lindahuber

A holiday in Switzerland… that was something I’d never experienced when I arrived at Basle Airport on a cold January afternoon in the 1980s. That day, I was all set to work for a year, see something of Europe, learn … Continue reading →

Posted in books, Life in Switzerland, My books, The Writing Life, travel | Tagged Lake Constance, reading, Saving the Lakeside Hotel, Switzerland, travel, Writing | Leave a comment

2022… The best of times and the worst of times #NewYear

Posted on December 31, 2022 by lindahuber

If anything taught us that nothing lasts forever, it was 2022. The moment we got used to the covid numbers going down, up they went again. As soon as we were accustomed to calling one person ‘the prime minister’, someone … Continue reading →

Posted in books, Life in Switzerland, My books, The Writing Life | Tagged 2022, books, crime fiction, feel-good fiction, Happy New Year, Hobeck Books, reading, Writing | 4 Comments

Classic Comfort Reads… with Maureen Myant

Posted on December 4, 2022 by lindahuber

The idea behind the Classic Comfort posts is that each featured writer chooses a favourite title from the classics – we’ll define ‘classic’ as pre-1940 – and a favourite comfort read, a book they always return to, for whatever reasons. … Continue reading →