I’m just back from my second consecutive visit to the Leipzig book fair. And guess what? The second visit was just as good at the first. I’m so grateful to my German publisher Rowahlt for inviting me and for doing …
Continue reading »II was recently invited onto the Cambridge Marketing College podcast to talk about the marketing process that has helped me on my journey to being a successful author of romantic fiction. It was a great experience which I really enjoyed …
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In the last few years, to my amazement and delight, I’ve become a best seller in the Czech Republic. Next month I shall be visiting Prague to meet some of the publishing team at Grada CZ, who have helped make …
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At the time of writing, I’m basking in the glory of having the no.1 best seller in the Amazon category of Running and Jogging! Not something I imagined would ever happen when I first started doing the Park Run, with …
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It’s been another wonderful week for my Julie Caplin book, The Little Tokyo Teashop which was published in Italy at the beginning of this month. For the second week running it has hit the bestseller lists, receiving plenty of magazine …
Continue reading »I’m delighted to reveal that Julie Caplin will be back with three new titles between 2020 and 2021. Quite a few people have asked me if The Secret Cove in Croatia was the end of the series. Definitely not. Watch …
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One of the most unexpected and surprising parts of my author journey has been the overseas deals. Although I’ve seen plenty of my favourite writers’ books in European countries, it never occurred to me that this would happen to one …
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Until recently I was a voluntary committee member for the Romantic Novelist Association, a post I held for four years, and part of my role involved the publicity around the annual Romantic Novel of the Year Awards. This year I am thrilled …
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2019 is already a very exciting year for me, the main reason being that coming back after the Christmas break, instead of returning to my day job in a school, I will be sitting down at my writing desk as …
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When people think of New York, they think of the high-rise skyscrapers of Manhattan, Central Park and Fifth Avenue but Brooklyn just across the water is equally worth a visit. It’s far larger than Manhattan and has much more of …
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