This week is publication week for my new historical novel, A Calamity of Waters, and I'm excited to have three events coming up to celebrate the launch. I'd love to see you at any of them. Firstly, this Thursday, 27th August - join me and Stroud Valleys Project at their Eco Shop in Stroud - … Continue reading Publication week for Calamity!
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Very pleased to share the news that my second historical novel - A Calamity of Waters - will be published by Deixis Press on 27 August 2026, and is now available for pre-order in hardback or paperback. I spent some time today up at Coaley Peak, looking over the Severn at the point where the novel begins. It's … Continue reading A Calamity of Waters – now available for pre-order!
I've so enjoyed seeing Blue Hawk out in the world this summer - thank you to everyone who's sent me pictures of the book on their holidays! We had a brilliant launch at the 17th century Market House in Minchinhampton back in July - thank you to Hereward Corbett of the Yellow-Lighted Bookshop and Angel … Continue reading Blue Hawk News & Reviews
I'm so delighted to be able to say that Deixis Press will be publishing my historical novel - Blue Hawk - this summer. Set in mid-17th century rural Gloucestershire, at the height of the Stroudwater woollen industry, Blue Hawk tells the story of a weaver’s daughter with a fascination for colour, who defies deep-rooted custom and personal tragedy … Continue reading Blue Hawk – due out summer 2024 from Deixis Press
The Phare - a lovely old English word for lighthouse or beacon to guide seafarers - is the exciting new UK lit mag edited by Steven John and Claire Harrison. I'm delighted to have a story in the launch issue. You can read 'Is It My Hammered Heart?' - which I performed at Stroud Short … Continue reading “Is It My Hammered Heart?” – a new story in brand new UK online litmag: The Phare
Chloe Turner 