Author Archives: Angela Petch

Here is my review of “Love and War in the Apennines” that I finished reading again today. I would have given it more than 5 stars. If you are at all interested in Italy, then I recommend this wholeheartedly. I … Continue reading →

I hope this link to the film about the Wolves (that doesn’t work for my last blog) is now correct: The Snow Wolf

  We’ve seen in New Year in Tuscany. It’s crisp, clear and cold here. At night it descends to -10 and and remnants of snow cling to the hillside by day. It’s refreshing. I love Christmas; I love to be … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Land of the Forgotten Earthquakes:
The question that friends abroad often ask The short answer is that I live here I live here. I’ve lived here for about 6 years. I’m not on a vacation. My life…

Two years ago, I’d never heard of a Blog Tour, but I wasn’t as involved with my writing back then. Bloggers sounds like a rude term: “blogger off” could be used as an alternative to another expression. BUT, how could … Continue reading →

Originally posted on The Magic Of Wor(l)ds:
Today I’m on the ‘Mavis and Dot’ blogtour, organised by Rachel’s Random Resources. To promote this book I have a guest post written by its author, Angela Petch, but before I…

Originally posted on Wrong side of forty:
Synopsis A warm slice of life, funny, feel-good, yet poignant. Introducing two eccentric ladies who form an unlikely friendship.Meet Mavis and Dot – two colourful, retired ladies who live in Worthington-on-Sea, where there are charity…