Books dealing with World War Two
While the centenary of the First World War saw an increase in the number of books written about that conflict, the two decades after that war saw numerous other books published about the conflict....
Johannes Kerkhoven
Words – what emotions do they conjure?
I missed which author said it, but his message was that when you sit down in front of your typewriter to write, you should not think, you need to feel. Thinking is done away...
Twists in the plot
Telling someone there’s a twist in the plot of a book is nearly, in my opinion, as bad as giving away the ending of a book. However, how else can I let potential readers...
National Poetry Day – did you miss it?
28 September is designated National Poetry Day – at least in the UK. At TSL, we don’t see one day as a special day – all days are special, so below are the our...
Johannes Kerkhoven – appreciation
Johannes Kerkhoven Johannes Kerkhoven joined TSL following a recommendation by Arnie Wilson. The first Johannes publication to come to TSL was his State of Guilt – a story set at the end of World...
Frivolous Verse and Worse – Johannes Kerkhoven #Preview #Poetry
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TSL #author Frank Parker #reviews …
Frank Parker is a TSL author supporting TSL authors. He reviews and interviews authors whose books he takes a fancy to. Books reviewed In conversation with Frank’s book
State of Guilt – Johannes Kerkhoven #Novel #Preview #WW2 #Holland
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Stuffed! – Johannes Kerkhoven #Preview #shortstories
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Green Eyes or Brown? #books #readingforpleasure
Some time ago, I saw mention that only 2% of the world’s population have green eyes. The majority have brown and 10% have blue. Seeing this, I wondered how important it was for authors...
Johannes Kerkhoven
Johannes Kerkhoven Johannes Kerkhoven is an artist and author. Born in Rotterdam he spent the first nine years of his life in Franeker. During the war he lived in Hilversum and later in Utrecht...