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Monday, October 4, 2021

Woking Authors Meet


Woking authors who participated in the first online Woking Writers Week were able to meet in the flesh for the first time on Sunday 3 October for a special gathering to promote their latest titles. All had previously showcased their work here at ‘Writers at the Gate’ back in May. 

Since its recent opening, The Lionsheart book and coffee shop in Commercial Way, Woking has been stocking copies of their titles in its dedicated ‘Local Author’ section and the writers were out in force to show their appreciation. 

Lelita Baldock, who arranged the meeting said, ‘It was great to bring such talent together and share our experiences as authors.’ Her new novel, Where the Gulls Fall Silent is out soon with her other titles, Widow’s Lace and The Unsound Sister currently available through Amazon. 

The Asylum Soul author, Mal Foster, said, ‘The meeting proved there is a wealth of talent in the town. Here, we have the nucleus to kick things forward with a view to arranging further events that will enable us to promote our books.' Mal’s new novel, Fluke’s Cradle is due out in the Spring. 

Pictured are Sunny Angel, author of Wings. Lelita Baldock, Mal Foster, Sue Mackender, author of Girl on the Hill, and poet, Greg Freeman, whose latest collection, Marples Must Go! is out now.  


Note: This item also appeared in The Woking News & Mail, 07 October 2021   

Tuesday, August 24, 2021

Lionsheart Bookshop - Woking

I'm pleased to advise that the new Lionsheart Bookshop in Woking has started stocking books by local authors.


The shop at 67 Commercial Way, which also offers coffee, teas and cakes is taking books on a sale or return basis in an initiative to support the work of local writers.


Lelita Baldock, author of 'The Unsound Sister' and 'Widow's Lace'  


Look out for titles from Sunny Angel, Lelita Baldock, Alan Dale, Mal Foster, Greg Freeman, Jacquelyn Luben, Sue Mackender, Harriett Steel and more. 

Bookshop Contact email : bookshop@lionsheart.uk 


Sunday, May 15, 2022

Woking Writers' Week 2022

Welcome to the 2nd Woking Writers' Week which runs from Sunday 15 May to Saturday 21 May 2022.

Since hosting the event last year, the Woking Writes book blog has gone from strength to strength and has enabled many local writers to bond by meeting up, sharing publishing ideas and ultimately helping promote each other's work.

The authors are all independently published which means self-promotion is a necessity. Woking Writes, is simply here to help by providing an essential platform for them to give their latest published titles some extra exposure. In doing so, many readers and potential readers have explored our pages and discovered the work of some true local talent.  


The War of the Worlds and The Time Machine author HG Wells


Sunday 15 May


Meet former Salesian nun and writer Marion Dante. Marion is the author of three books including the aptly titled, 'Dropping the Habit'.


Monday 16 May


Mal Foster talks about the therapeutic use of writing as a tool to help ease mental health issues. In the evening, everyone is invited to the book signing of his latest novel, 'Fluke's Cradle'. The event starts at 7pm at the Garibaldi pub, High Street Knaphill. DETAILS



Tuesday 17 May


Sue Mackender gives an insight into her writing journey so far which has led to the publication of her compelling novel, 'Girl on the Hill.'



Wednesday 18 May


The bard of Byfleet, Greg Freeman, offers up four of his poems for your enjoyment, following the publication of his, Marples Must Go, and The Fall of Singapore poetry booklets.


Th
ursday 19 May


Lelita Baldock, author of the Cornish set, historical fiction drama,
When the Gulls Fall Silent, tells us more about what inspired the book and her other writing.


Friday 20 May


Woking folklore? We look at the impact of H.G.Wells' writing in Woking and whether his legacy is deserved after what was a seemly short stay in the town. After all, he certainly left his mark, Martian machines et-al.!


Saturday 21 May




Some of Woking's fabulous independent authors

This is the last chance for any new authors to come forward and join us. We would love to feature your latest book(s)! We'll also be highlighting Woking's new independent Lionsheart bookshop which is currently stocking titles by many of our featured writers.


#wokingwrites 

Saturday, May 21, 2022

The Lionsheart Bookshop, Commercial Way, Woking

The Lionsheart bookshop and café in Woking’s Commercial Way offers a passionately curated range of books, along with artisan coffee and cakes in their comfortable café area.


A selection of books by Woking's authors


As well as being a major hub for stocking books by local authors, they offer book signing events, a book and reading club, as well as gaming evenings including Dungeons & Dragons and War Hammer evenings. 

They also offer 10% off the recommended price retail price on all books. 

The Woking Writer's Collective and its authors are extremely grateful to the friendly and knowledgeable team at Lionsheart for supporting our endeavours. 

Books by Sunny Angel, Lelita Baldock, Greg Freeman, Mal Foster, Jacquelynn Luben and Sue Mackender are all included on their shelves. 

Please support such a great local and independent business!



 Lionsheart Website