Elizabeth Baines

...the first with great thanks to novelist Clare Dudman, who blogs about the event here . Blogger Clare Conlon posts about it here . Look at...

Full house, almost. Great audience. Sold out of books!

Well, it's here: the day of the Manchester launch for the reissue of The Birth Machine . And here I am, nothing much left to do towards ...

Since science and scientific thinking have been preoccupations of both my novels Too Many Magpies and The Birth Machine , I was very intere...

Well, some of my best memories are of Waterstone's Deansgate, and I met some of my really good friends at readings there, and so it'...

Well, I am utterly EXHAUSTED - and that's before I do the actual launches and readings. As you can see from my (very personalized) flow ...

I really only woke up to the Manchester Literature Festival on Tuesday when I came to a lull in publicity for The Birth Machine . I sat up...

There's a new review for Too Many Magpies in the magazine Front&Centre. Interestingly, although the reviewer was clearly engaged b...

Yesterday afternoon I went with my sheet of information about the imminent new edition of The Birth Machine to Chorlton Bookshop and Blackw...

I've had my first Amazon review for the new edition of The Birth Machine - already; and it's a rave! The bit I like best is this: T...

I was out on a walk on Sunday afternoon and came across this which really struck me. It's kind of what I'm hoping doesn't happe...

Today I'm delighted to be hosting fellow blogger and writer Sue Guiney with her fascinating new novel set in Cambodia, A Clash of Inno...

Here are the results of the draw made by independent adjudicator John from each of three of our hats: Kate Brown and Mary of the Shorter Sto...

A nice piece about the reissue of The Birth Machine appears today on the blog of novelist Mary Sharratt, who with Maya Chowdhry edited the...

OK, I've given in. Given up trying to write my novel for the moment. Just can't do it at the same time as launching another book. I...

And it's beautiful!

Well, to be frank, I'm struggling at the moment in my bid to keep on with my WIP now that the publication of The Birth Machine is hotti...

I was on my way to London yesterday afternoon when this pic popped up in my mail box: The Birth Machine had arrived at Salt's offices f...

Tomorrow's the 1st October and it's a very special day for me. It's the day that my novel Too Many Magpies will be exactly one ...

Flow charts, schmo charts. Today was meant to be a really good writing day according my chart - Didsbury Arts Festival reading over, no pub...