Debbie Richardson is one of those authors who, while marketing herself and her titles, enjoys bringing other authors along for the ride. In 2016, she introduced virtual coffee chats with Aussie authors and twice weekly hosts the chats on her website. Not only, is she meeting some great new writers, so are we! The virtual chats are laidback conversations that enable the reader to get to know a little more about what it takes to be a writer today. A fabulous idea! So I thought I’d have my own little virtual chat with the master and find out a little bit more about her marketing techniques, plans for 2017, and, of course, her apocalyptic and dystopian sci-fi novels. I was going to post Debbie’s

After being too ill for a number of days to write (let alone read, so that TBR pile of mine has not shifted), I am ecstatic to finally have the brain capacity to not only put a few hundred words down for my WIP novel but also add an RSS feed icon to my website (it's up there in the top right hand corner), update my Amazon and Goodreads Author Pages with said RSS feed, and write this blog post. Quite an achievement really considering yesterday my hardest decision was what to watch next on the telly. It hasn't just been concentration that has severely let me down. Here I am sick in my bed (or on my lounge actually watching telly) not even able to look at my Ipad (so no Kindle) or pick up a boo