Taste of Switzerland
This week I will fly to Switzerland for some reading events. A book club has invited me, a community centre, a school, an night class and I will do a reading in downtown Zurich.
Switzerland is my first home country: I was born and raised there. Eighteen years ago, I emigrated to Canada. My first book "The Zurich Conspiracy" is set in Switzerland, but all my other mystery novels take place in Canada.
I love both countries with all my heart. I still have family and lots of friends in Switzerland. When I visit the country, I am stunned how beautiful it is. I really have the best of both worlds.
I like to write about locations that I know personally. I did the same trip to the Arctic as tourist guide Valerie Blaine with her tour group in my latest book "The Stranger on the Ice". And I spend a lot of time on the rugged island of Newfoundland where "Stormy Cove" is set. Landscapes play an important role in my novels. It is the locations that inspire my books and the plot. I like to travel and I like adventures and when I read the reviews, I can see that a lot of readers love them, too. Even when they cannot travel to these remote, isolated places, they can do it in their imagination. Our minds are really neat in that way. Let`s all have a great trip, my dear readers!
Switzerland is my first home country: I was born and raised there. Eighteen years ago, I emigrated to Canada. My first book "The Zurich Conspiracy" is set in Switzerland, but all my other mystery novels take place in Canada.
I love both countries with all my heart. I still have family and lots of friends in Switzerland. When I visit the country, I am stunned how beautiful it is. I really have the best of both worlds.
I like to write about locations that I know personally. I did the same trip to the Arctic as tourist guide Valerie Blaine with her tour group in my latest book "The Stranger on the Ice". And I spend a lot of time on the rugged island of Newfoundland where "Stormy Cove" is set. Landscapes play an important role in my novels. It is the locations that inspire my books and the plot. I like to travel and I like adventures and when I read the reviews, I can see that a lot of readers love them, too. Even when they cannot travel to these remote, isolated places, they can do it in their imagination. Our minds are really neat in that way. Let`s all have a great trip, my dear readers!
Published on October 29, 2018 07:32
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Sometimes, when people inquire about my books, I mix up my heroines`names or the locations or even the plot. That is what happens when you are pulled out of your quiet and solitary occupation of writing, and all of a sudden you find yourself out in the open, surrounded by people and bombarded by questions. But I enjoy that part, too, I really do. I just have to manage the transition.
What I am really looking forward to is the exchange with my readers. It is amazing what they come up with and what a particular book means to them and their lives.
All I can say: Bring it on. ...more
My new mystery novel "Stormy Cove" is released on May 24. But another things is happe Right now, I am multitasking, juggling several books at the same time, emerging from one, diving into another one.
My new mystery novel "Stormy Cove" is released on May 24. But another things is happening: My next novel that is set in the Arctic is being edited. And I am already thinking of a future novel with cowboys, horses and a series of unexplained high-profile accidents/murders in it.
Sometimes, when people inquire about my books, I mix up my heroines`names or the locations or even the plot. That is what happens when you are pulled out of your quiet and solitary occupation of writing, and all of a sudden you find yourself out in the open, surrounded by people and bombarded by questions. But I enjoy that part, too, I really do. I just have to manage the transition.
What I am really looking forward to is the exchange with my readers. It is amazing what they come up with and what a particular book means to them and their lives.
All I can say: Bring it on. ...more
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