I discovered Diane Chamberlain back in 2009 when I read The Lost Daughter, and since then she’s been one of my favourite authors, so when I was offered the opportunity to interview Diane I jumped at the chance!

Yesterday I published my review of Dead of Wynter by Spencer Seidel. It’s a fabulous book so I’m thrilled to be able to bring you a guest post today from Spencer himself! Spencer talks about how he came up with the name for his novel Dead of Wynter…

This coming Saturday, April 30 at 7.50PM EST Blue Archipelago Reviews will be taking part in the Atria Literary Salon Series event – a livestream interview with New York TImes bestselling author Sister Souljah.
The interview will be held in Los Angeles as part of the Los Angeles Times Book Festival. But you don’t need to [...]

Last year I was lucky enough to attend a Meet the Author event with one of my favourite authors: Jodi Picoult as she was promoting her book House Rules. During the event she talked about her next novel Sing You Home; a story about a same-sex couple and their attempts to have a child.
Sing you Home [...]

If you’re a regular reader of Blue Archipelago Reviews then you will know that I’m a big fan of WILLOW by Julia Hoban; I rated it five stars when I read it back in early 2009. Julia was kind enough to stop by and answer some interview questions then too.

This year WILLOW is being released on paperback on February 23 and is also coming to the UK in March. Interestingly UK readers will see this fabulous novel listed under a different name: Scarred.

I was intrigued by the change of name so I thought who better to ask for the reason than Julia herself – and she agreed to answer some more questions for us too.

One of the things I love about Blue Archipelago is that hosting this website gives me the opportunity to actually interview the authors of the books I read! Hopefully by now you will have read the review I wrote about The English American – which I really enjoyed and I can highly recommend if you’re looking for Christmas Gift ideas. Alison Larkin, author of that great book, was kind enough to answer some questions about the novel, her life as a writer and the things that inspire her to write.