Today, Feathered Quill reviewer Amy Lignor is talking with Burt Clinchandhill, author of Aldaraia (The Matthew Bishop Series – Book One). FQ: Mr. Clinchandhill, per your biography, you are a Dutch-born author. Can you tell readers a bit about when you wrote your first story and how the passion for writing first came about in your…
I proudly present to you four reviews about my latest book release. Review #1: Review by Romuald Dzemo for Readers’ Favorite Review Rating: 5 Stars Aldaraia is the first engrossing entry in the Matthew Bishop series by Burt Clinchandhill and fans of conspiracy and mystery will be hooked from start to finish. Jennifer Porter’s…
Believe it or not, this fall (November to be exact) will be the month in which two new Clinchandhill books are published. The first is the long-awaited third and final James Mitchel installment, The Mogadishu Encounter. The Mogadishu encounter is based on the true story about the Hijacking of The North Korean Freighter Dai Hong…
In the past few blogs of this series I told you about the ‘Dai Hong Dan.’ The never finished story. For those who are still curious about the book here’s the blurb: In his third installment Lt Cmdr. James Mitchel once again sails the African waters on board the USS James E. Williams. When Mitchel…
My new book looks in no way like the ones from the writers I mentioned before. And I’m glad for that. I’ve always been afraid that I would somehow, unintentional, and unconsciously copy a known writer. Rereading the finished chapters I can honestly say my work is different with probably a little of every author…
A year passed by since I iced ‘Dai Hong Dan’ and began thinking of a story in ‘the style of Dan Brown’ and ever since I’ve been asking myself what am I doing, but I am writing. Some five months of research brought me to a mysterious story about ancient secrets (maybe) revealing themselves at…
And…I quit writing. The ‘Dai Hong Dan’ went into the freezer (next to the turkey). What to do, go search for another James Mitchel story or start something completely different? It was at that time that I read the latest Dan Brown novel, ‘Origin’. Now I’ve always been a fan of Mr. Brown although I…
