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Featuring author Josephine Wrightson




Today I am featuring fantasy author Josephine Wrightson.

Living in North Devon, in a beautiful rural cottage with her family. Hubby and two girls, there is much inspiration all around her. The rolling green hills and forests, but she is doubly lucky to have beautiful beaches and the tumultuous coastline near too.

So many tales to tell, and plenty of inspiration all around her.

Josephine has been writing for more years than she cares to admit to.
Having started in her early 20’s, and before then reading so much. Anything and everything. However, as with many of us, life got in the way and encouragement was lacking, so her ambition got shelved, or more to the point packed into a case.

After a strange couple of years, with the help and encouragement of a great husband and children, who Josephine admits to being her very own ‘hero ‘ decided to pick it up again, with a renewed vigor and determination. As life is very often too short.
So being an indie publisher became her goal.
And this is where she sits now, having written and published 13 Fantasy books. Much preferring Fantasy romance, as within fantasy you can just let your imagination run wild.
But Josephine also admits to having learned so much from many other brilliant writers who have offered advice, she is re-editing them all having managed to do 6 of the 13 and at present is working on the 7th.

She has delved into many different genres in the umbrella term of Fantasy Romance, admitting herself she is addicted to Romance and all its sauciness. Science-fiction, Gothic, Dark paranormal, devils and demons, monsters, and angels. All of which have their very own intimate story.

Listen, the Chronicles of Araceli … was the first one that Josephine published and is one of the ones she has just re-edited.
Being a science fiction, alien contact romance, and others.



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Unknown said…
Thank you honey this is fantastic
13 February 2022 at 23:59
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