Sepulchre by Kate Mosse

“I’m delighted Sepulchre is in the Reading Room for May, not least because it’s one of my favourite parts of the Orion website, the perfect place to find out about old favourites and new discoveries. As for Sepulchre, it is partly an old-fashioned ghost story, partly a 19th century tale of revenge and the occult, partly the adventures of a young and impressionable girl who disappears one Halloween more than a hundred years ago. Try the Reading Room Discussion Points, listen to the audio (CD, MP3 or download), then please get in touch to tell me what you think! After all, without readers, none of us would be in business!”

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The Maeve Binchy Writers Club

Do you have ambitions to write fiction? Who better to offer advice on how to proceed than bestselling novelist Maeve Binchy?

Most importantly WRITE! If you want to be a writer, you have to write. So you must find the time. Whether that entails getting up an hour earlier, going to bed an hour later or forgoing a couple of nights TV, set yourself a goal each week and stick to it. Whether its ten pages a week or 200 words a day, stick to it.

READ MAEVE'S TEN TOP TIPS FOR BUDDING WRITERS (this article originally appeared in newBooks Magazine Issue 45)

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Call the Midwife: A True Story of the East End in the 1950s

Former midwife Jennifer Worth recalls her days working in the East End of London.

Worth is indeed a natural storyteller... gripping, moving and convincing from beginning to end a powerful evocation of a long-gone world Literary Review

READ ARTICLE (this article originally appeared in newBooks Magazine Issue 44)

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The Thirteenth Tale rebranding a bestseller

Anthony Keates, Marketing and Publicity Director at Orion Paperbacks, examines the steps taken to turn a bestselling hardback novel into a bestselling paperback. READ ARTICLE (this article originally appeared in newBooks Magazine Issue 42)

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Crime Scene Edinburgh: 20 Years of Rankin and Rebus

Sheila Ferguson reports on an exhibition celebrating one of Scotlands most successful and popular literary creations and his author too, of course . . . READ ARTICLE (this article originally appeared in newBooks Magazine Issue 43)

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