Stephanie is available for comment and interviews, so do please get in touch. (Stephanie is also a confident public speaker, with a background in broadcasting.)

Review copies of Bone Lines are available to press/bloggers on request.

For a press release about Bone Lines please click here.

Book details:

• Paperback: 272 pages
• Publisher: Unbound Digital (19 Sept. 2018)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1912618486
• ISBN-13: 978-1912618484
• Product Dimensions: 13.6 x 3.2 x 21.6 cm
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars   27 customer reviews

Key talking points around Bone Lines might include: The rise of ‘CliFi’ (fiction with the theme/context of climate change); defying genre and crossing over from historical; literary and science fiction; women in science; evolution,  survival, human ancestry and migration; the clash between faith and reason; nature vs nurture; the search for meaning.

Areas of interest concerning the author might include: why the interest in science and human nature, why tackle a ‘book of ideas’ in a genre-led commercial market; what’s it like to make a literary debut later in life (and the surprising attitudes from some female readers to a sexually interested/attractive older female character!); what was your experience of crowdfunding; how do you establish a distinctive voice in a crowded market; making space to pursue your passion in a busy working life; did a childhood abroad shape a certain world view, etc?

Stephanie has discussed her path to publishing, processes and inspirations on her blog, but also in various  interviews, Q&As and guest posts here:

• An interview with Sally Peterson on Coast FM in Penwith, Cornwall
• Thoughts on genre and writing about science as an amateur
• 10 Questions on writing
• An in-depth interview with a book blogger and reviewer
• An article in Southport and Formby Champions on 5 December 2018
• An interview with this book blogger.
• The Half Century Club, an article about debut authors over 50.