We have an interesting interview for you today, with ‘spirit writer’ Morwenna Holman…
Morwenna’s novels are dictated to her by spirits, “communing with the departed to write stories of their lives which are lost in the mists of time.” Her first novel, Westerdale, was published in 2013, a story she wrote in her teens, when she said she was visited by the spirit of Emily Bronte.
We travelled to visit her near Leeds for a cup of tea, some biscuits and a chat, enjoy!
The opportunities for writing a book are now more prevalent, and easy, than ever. eReaders, online marketplaces and vanity publishers make self-publishing an obvious, and often preferred, route for writers wanting to release a book.
It recently emerged that 1 in 3 ebooks sold on Amazon are self-published, which shows the desirability and opportunities available.
So, this got us thinking, what are the main benefits of self-publishing, as opposed to attempting the traditional route?
Morwenna Holman is a ‘spirit writer’, which means her novels are dictated to her by spirits, “communing with the departed to write stories of their lives which are lost in the mists of time.”
Her first novel, Westerdale, was published in 2013, a story she wrote in her teens, when she said she was visited by the spirit of Emily Bronte.
We have had the great pleasure of meeting and getting to know Brooklyn Brayl, a New York based transgender poet/writer/performer.
Her debut collection, Dirty Beautiful Words, is a raw, uncompromising and emotionally charged collection of poems that reveal the inner struggles, confusion and alienation felt by Brooklyn whilst coming to terms with her true identity.
If you don’t know what Sacred Wind is, then you soon will… Sacred Wind is a band, in an alternative realm, managed by Oldfart Olafson. The band are featured in a trilogy of books, also called ‘Sacred Wind’.
To find out more about the books, we made an inter-dimension phone call and spoke to Oldfart Olafson. Apparently, we interrupted his breakfast. But he was more than happy to talk…
