A Cup of Conversation with author James Walker

244 Hello and welcome to A Cup of Conversation where I am joined by author James Walker who talks about the inspiration behind his writing, his interest in the 17th Century and who he would most like to meet from that period. I’m grateful to have received copies of two of James’ books – the […]
My Macmillan Cancer Support Tea Afternoon

119 My contribution to MacMillan’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning – Soulla Christodoulou Hello and welcome to a special blog post this week – which is a few days late – featuring and sharing some pictures and thoughts from my MacMillan Cancer Support event. When my mum was diagnosed with cancer in the summer of 2012 […]
My Book Love For James Walker’s Books Ravishment and The Hanging Tree

142 Double Book Review by Soulla Christodoulou James Walker has been writing books for some time and it was through my own book’s publication with The Conrad Press that we became connected. He is a published author with the same publisher. He writes the most incredibly charming books set in the 17th Century where galloping […]
My Book Love For Bella’s Big Caribbean Adventure by Annabelle John-Ligali and Anne John-Ligali

144 Book Review by Soulla Christodoulou Welcome to this week’s My Book Love For and it’s a new kind of review because not only is it my first featured children’s book but it has also been written by mum and daughter team Anne John-Ligali and Annabelle John-Ligali. Editing the story and seeing it develop into […]
My Book Love For Mandie Holgate’s Taking Control of Your Mind

207 Book Review by Soulla Christodoulou Welcome to this week’s My Book Love For blog post and it’s a different one to the usual I’ve been posting recently as it’s a non-fiction book. Mandie Holgate and I connected across Instagram recently after I posted some pretty note paper and asked, “Who would you write a […]
Parikiaki and New Book Based on Real Experiences of Families Forced to Leave Cyprus in the 1950s

303 Article sourced from Cyprus Mail Hello and welcome to this week’s post which may look like a deja-vu (well, it actually just might be!) and another newspaper feature in the Parikiaki — one of the most popular Greek Cypriot newspapers in the UK. I was sitting up in bed reading one night and my […]
Cyprus Mail and Living To See a Better Tomorrow

260 Feature article by Alix Norman, Cyprus Mail Hello and welcome to this week’s blog post which is a particularly happy one for me personally. My book, The Summer Will Come, has been featured in the Cyprus Mail! To say it has been an absolute whirlwind of an experience is an understatement. Alix Norman, Chief […]
Kent Bylines and How To Get Writing Right

136 by Soulla Christodoulou Welcome to this week’s featured post which I am really excited about since it is one of my first feature articles in Kent Bylines; “Kent-based Citizen Journalism with views from the Garden of England and the Gateway to Europe”. In this article, perfect for new writers or those of you who […]
National Writing Day 2021 Feature Article in The Daily Brit

236 As featured in The Daily Brit On National Writing Day 2021 I couldn’t be happier with this wonderful article in The Daily Brit which has included me as one of their featured British authors. I hope you’ll have a read. What does National Writing Day mean to you? How […]
Cyprus, Inspiration and The Summer Will Come

166 Collaborative piece by @thecypriotstory (Instagram) and Soulla Christodoulou Hello and welcome! I was absolutely delighted when @thecypriotstory – a community account on Instagram for One Cyprus contacted me for a story to support their feed dedicated to, “One island, one people, one culture.” This is what I came up with and I hope you […]