With the festive season and the new year almost upon us, it’s probably time to reflect on 2022, the year we finally came out of the pandemic, although that pesky Covid-19 thing is still very much with us.
Marisa Noelle and Carla Scarano D'Antonio
Two new writers joined our ranks in 2022: Marisa Noelle, whose latest book is 'The Unraveling of Luna Forester', and Carla Scarano D’Antonio, author of the poetry collection 'Workwear'. You can check them out on the
Woking Authors page HERE
Mal Foster published his ‘Fluke’s Cradle’, and Harriet Steel produced two new titles, namely ‘Break from Nuala' in May and ‘Stardust in Nuala' in November.
Two books already in the pipeline for 2023 are ‘A Machine of Fingers’ from Lelita Baldock, with Mal Foster expecting to publish his sixth novel, ‘The Story of Virna Babineaux’, in the Spring. Lelita also secured a traditional publishing contract with Cahill Publishing.
Greg Freeman, Mal Foster, Woking mayor, Saj Hussein, Lelita Baldock and JRC Cox
Many of our authors now have their books stocked at the Lionsheart Bookshop in Commercial Way, Woking. The shop hosted a well-attended book signing event on 23 July. Greg Freeman, Lelita Baldock, Mal Foster, and JRC Cox were all on hand to sign copies of their latest titles in the presence of Woking Mayor Saj Hussein.
Lionsheart Bookshop in Woking
All in all, 2022 has been a good year for Woking’s indie authors. Remember, it is essential that we all support each other. After all, that’s what this blog and the Collective is all about.
New local writers are always welcome!
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