Given Virginia’s literary pedigree, the obvious place to start is with the question, have you always wanted to be a writer? “I used to write fairy stories when I was little, but...

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Tony Berry is hard to pin down, whether at home in Australia or at home in Cornwall, so, having read his book and a little of his story in the West Briton,...

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I reviewed this book for Roseland online back in 2009 and I was keen to find out what’s happened since and what Paul is working on now. “My book was really about...

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01.11.11: I was fortunate enough to attend the recent première of Double Trouble in Leicester Square, when the new book was launched. As well as being able to watch three of his...

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By way of background, Danny (a teacher and former Marketing director of the National Quadrathlon squad) explained that he and his sister, Natalie (a graduate of Falmouth University and now a locally...

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I started by asking where the idea for Tremanyon came from. Carol explained that when she was a child the family moved to whichever airbase her father was posted to and by...

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Philip is well known to many Roseland online readers, if not as a neighbour, then certainly as a writer, winner of a Thomas Cook Award. He is also a novelist (his novel...

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01.04.11: Fresh from interviews with the Sunday Express and Sunday Telegraph – and fresher still from a visit to Argentina from where she had returned (minus luggage) only the day before –...

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