A Bumper Load of Blogs

To celebrate the publication of her first novel, "A Darker Moon", J.S.Watts has been writing a number of guest blogs and been interviewed by assorted bloggers and websites. Here is the first bumper crop of blogs. Read on if you want to know about book cover art, J.S. herself and the importance of location in J.S.'s writing.

• It's A Cover Up - J.S.Watts' guest author post on "The Book Diva's Reads"

• J.S.Watts is interviewed by Natasha Zaleski in "A Bit of a Dash":

• Location, Location, Location - J.S.Watts' guest blog on "Rita Reviews"

A Darker Moon is Rising

This October, from Vagabondage Press, A Darker Moon  - a novel by J.S.Watts.

A dark, psychological fantasy. A mythical tale of light and shadow and the unlit places where it is best not to shine even the dimmest light.

National Poetry Day 2012

In Britain, it's National Poetry Day and what better way to celebrate than with the launch of a brand new poetry and arts magazine, A New Ulster? Click here to browse the magazine, which includes five new poems by J.S.Watts.

Moonrise

A Darker Moon will soon be rising. Beginning with an exclusive preview at Royston Arts Festival on Saturday, 29th September at 2pm (see earlier post for further details of Story Time).

J.S.Watts on Headstand, Cambridge 105FM

J.S.Watts was last Sunday's guest on Headstand, the music and spoken word radio programme hosted by Patrick Widdess on local radio station Cambridge 105FM.

J.S. talked about her writing, her forthcoming short story readings at Royston Arts Festival, her novel, "A Darker Moon", due to be published this autumn and read poems from her two poetry publications, "Cats and Other Myths" and "Songs of Steelyard Sue". Listen to the show here

Story Time at Royston Arts Festival

September Book of The Month

"Songs of Steelyard Sue" is Luton Poetry Society's Book of The Month for September 2012.