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‘The Last Ballad’ on offer!
My saga based on the lives of a family of Weardale leadminers in 1818, ‘The Last Ballad,’ is available in the UK Kindle store for 99p until Sunday March 8.
Posted in Self-publishing
Tagged Historical fiction, leadmining, methodism, Weardale
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Weardale ballad
It’s a question fiction writers often get asked: ‘Where do your characters come from?’ There are two expected answers – one, that they’re all bits of myself; the other, that they’re taken from real life, from people around me. Both … Continue reading
Posted in Authorial voice
Tagged a life of their own, characters, leadmining, Weardale
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Helen Cannam 