Welcome to the WordCrafter “Lingering Spirit Whispers” Book Blog Tour: Interview with author Stevie Turner
Posted: November 29, 2021 Filed under: Anthology, Author Interview, Blog Tour, Book Promotion, Book Release, Books, Fiction, Ghost Stories, Interview, Paranormal, Short Fiction, Stories, WordCrafter Book Blog Tours, WordCrafter Press | Tags: Author Interview, Ghost Stories, Lingering Spirit Whispers, Paranormal, Paranormal Anthology Set, Roberta Eaton Cheadle, Spirits of the West, Where Spirits Linger, Whispers of the Past, Writing to be Read 11 Comments
Thank you for joining us for Day #1 of the WordCrafter Lingering Spirit Whispers Book Blog Tour. This tour celebrates not one, but three different anthologies offered together in one anthology set. This unique paranormal set combines three paranormal anthologies into a single set for ghosties galore. A must have for lovers of paranormal fiction.
As you may know, every year WordCrafter Press runs a short fiction contest, and each year there is a resulting anthology. For 2019, it was Whispers of the Past, with paranormal stories from contributing authors including myself, Roberta Eaton Cheadle, Stevie Turner, Laurel McHargue, Julie Goodswen and author of the winning story, Jeff Bowles.
For 2020, it was Spirits of the West, with western paranormal stories from contributing authors including myself, Roberta Eaton Cheadle, Jeff Bowles, Arthur Rosch, Tom Johnson, and author of the winning story, Enid Holden.
For 2021, it was Where Spirits Linger, with paranormal tales from contributing authors including myself, Roberta Eaton Cheadle, Stevie Turner, Enid Holden, S.L. Kretschmer, and author of the winning story, Christa Planko.
You can get all three in one anthology set, Linger Spirit Whispers, to be released on December 1 and available for pre-order now.
And join us for the tour to learn more about the stories contained within these three paranormal anthologies and their authors. D.L. Mullen will be doing interviews on her Un dawnted blog site Monday through Thursday and we will finish up her with a guest post from 2021 contest winner, Christa Planko discussing the inspiration behind her winning story, “Olde-Tyme Village”, featured in Where Spirits Linger. Un dawnted does not have comments enabled, but feel free to post any comments you have on the interviews here. Interviews with authors Roberta Eaton Cheadle, Kaye Lynne Booth, Stevie Turner and Jeff Bowles will be featured. I hope you will join us today and follow us through the rest of the tour.
Today’s author guest is contributing author Stevie Turner, who has stories in two out of three anthologies included in this set.
Stevie Turner is a British author of suspense, paranormal, women’s fiction family dramas and darkly humorous novels, and likes to find subjects to write about that are not often covered. Stevie is married and lives in the wilds of East Anglia, England, and enjoys cycling about the countryside when she is not busy writing.
Her story “Partners in Time” is featured in Whispers of the Past – a paranormal romance where past and present cross.
And her story “David’s Revenge” is featured in Where Spirits Linger – a tale of revenge from the grave.
You can join in on Stevie’s interview with D.L. Mullen here: http://www.undawnted.com/2021/11/wordcrafter-lingering-spirit-whispers.html
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3 cheers for these three books! I must say, while I have seen and spoken to many a ghost in my day, telling their stories in this manner, has not been something I have done. My hat’s off to Robbie and all the contributing authors!
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Hi Annette, Thanks for being an eager reader. Unfortunately, I had to change my post when I discovered that it was Stevie kicking off our tour. Robbie’s interview will appear on Un dawnted on Thursday. For today, when you follow the link, you will find Stevie Turner’s interview with D.L. Mullen. Sorry for the confusion.
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You are correct and it is I who needs to apologize for saying Robbie, when I meant to say, Stevie. I had Robbie on the brain as I wrote this. GO Stevie, GO!
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No worries, Annette. Actually, I’m glad, as I tried to pull the original post as soon as I realized the error, but I know some folks had already seen it. Both Robbie and Stevie are wonderful authors and I’m lucky to have their work in this anthology set.
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Thank you, Annette, I appreciate all your support.
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This post looks brilliant, Kaye.
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Hi Kaye, I read Stevie’s lovely interview and enjoyed learning more about her writing process. I didn’t realise she is a panster, I wouldn’t have guessed so as her storylines are complex and the endings involved.
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I agree that her story lines are complex and her endings involved. The ending of “David’s Revenge” was a surprise twist for me. I thought it was very well crafted. I hope more people will pop over to Un dawnted and read it. 😉
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Thanks Robbie. Not bad for a last minute content switch. Your interview will be featured on Thursday. 🙂
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Wonderful post and Congratulations to all the authors!
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Thanks for visiting and commenting, and thank you on all of our behalfs. 🙂
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