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Del Brennan’s latest novel “Is this is who I am”
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“Don’t expect. Don’t pre-judge.
Read the sample below and if it appeals click here to see more.”
Del Brennan
Sample: Part of Chapter One.
Chapter One
It’s over. Her face sinks slowly into the black pool.
It’s the end.
But where did it all begin?
Names and Addresses is the latest novel from Diana Gruffydd Williams.
“Names and Addresses” is a novel about Megan Roberts, a widow living in a sheltered housing complex. On the surface, this doesn’t suggest an interesting life but Megan is deeply spiritual, sometimes perplexing the hierarchy of religious institutions. Megan follows her intuition, gifts of the Spirit, which lead her into unexpected places and situations. She is often misunderstood.
Diana Gruffydd Williams is a published author, novelist, short story writer, poet and freelance journalist. Her work has been brodcast on R4 and published in The Guardian
Diana’s latest work is a novel “Names and Addresses” about Megan Roberts, a widow living in a sheltered housing complex.
For more about ‘Names and Addresses’ click here.
“Unlike the Swan” is a unique collection of work from Elinor Kapp, and this, her latest book, brings together poems, stories and snippets from a life lived at the raw edges of physical, emotional and spiritual existence.
Elinor Kapp has had a long career in the medical profession. She is also an accomplished artist, specialising in work with textiles.
Her literary work is as varied and as fascinating as her professional life as a psychiatrist and psychotherapist.
Elinor has published four previous books:
Unlike the Swan is her first book published by Opening Chapter
Click here for more information on Unlike the Swan
More information here soon – in the meantime
Opening Chapter is proud to announce the launch of two new books by two fantastic local authors at Canton Library, Market Road, Cardiff
For more about Elinor – click here.
‘Unlike the Swan’ cover photograph from “The Voyages of Malduin: Soul Ships”
(c) Elinor Kapp, Photographer: Peter Taylor, OPUS Degree Show 2004
For more about Diana – click here
‘Names and Addresses’ cover image by Diana, and Peter Morgan