Louise Walters Books

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Writers on Location – Cath Barton on Morecambe, Lancashire

Posted by Isabel Costello ⋅ December 9, 2020 ⋅ 1 Comment

Today I’m pleased to introduce my final guest of 2020 and the last of this year’s Writers on Location, Cath Barton. The UK has made only infrequent appearances in this long-running series, but the north-west of England gets a moment in her post on the coastal town of Morecambe in Lancashire. There’s something I found … Continue reading →

Writers on Location – Dominic Brownlow on The Fens

Posted by Isabel Costello ⋅ November 27, 2019 ⋅ Leave a comment

This week I am very excited to be hosting Dominic Brownlow and his outstanding literary debut The Naseby Horses, set in his native Fenland in eastern England. Whist his novel centres on the extremely well-travelled premise of a missing person (the teenage protagonist’s twin sister), the result is truly something else. It has various thematic … Continue reading →

Guest Author – Helen Kitson on Writing about Writers

Posted by Isabel Costello ⋅ March 13, 2019 ⋅ 1 Comment

Today the coverage of my Sofa Spotlight titles continues following my trip to Senegal and I’m delighted to welcome debut novelist and self-described ‘ex-poet’ Helen Kitson, whose novel The Last Words of Madeleine Anderson is amongst the first releases from small independent press Louise Walters Books. Louise has appeared on the Sofa with each of … Continue reading →

Guest Author – Louise Walters on Writing in a young person’s voice

Posted by Isabel Costello ⋅ April 19, 2018 ⋅ 3 Comments

This week is a first and a third! I’m really delighted to welcome Louise Walters as the first author ever to appear on the Literary Sofa three times (links to her previous posts are included below). Louise has been a loyal supporter of the blog since it started over six years ago, we have got … Continue reading →