Seaview House is about to make its way into the world!

It’s almost February 10th… that’s the publication date for my first novel, Seaview House. It’s a literary mystery, set on Walney Island, and with lots of seascape and landscape to become immersed in. I am so grateful to Bloodhound Books, my publisher, for having faith in me and my writing. I’ve dreamed of getting this book out into the world, and I’m still feeling a little overwhelmed. Not that it’s been easy: three years ago I was naive enough to think all I needed to do was sit down, write a novel and get it published. I’d no idea of the processes behind every tiny aspect-writing that first draft really was the easiest part. I could not have made it to this point without the support of my MA tutors and colleagues, my family and friends, and the biggest inspiration of all, Barrow-in-Furness, with its beauty and bleakness, its characters and stories – I hope Seaview House will give a flavour of the place to everyone who reads it.

Looking towards Walney Island from The Dock Museum

2 responses to “Seaview House is about to make its way into the world!”

  1. Lyn Wright (Baxter) avatar
    Lyn Wright (Baxter)

    From Barrow In Furness (GrammarSchool remarks)to Queensland Aust I found your book on IPad So it’s Happy Reading from next week. Thank You Lyn

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    1. Hi there! Were you at BGGS? I was there from 1974-1979! Hence the use I’ve made of the place in my novel! Hope you enjoy the novel for itself as much as for the Walney and 1976 references! If you do, my nest novel, The Cottage is out on June 19th, set around Furness Abbey, but all twenty-first century, this time! Regards, Paula

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