Features

Damian Carter, the author of July 20th, A Goon Landing, was featured by the Telegraph & Argus!   "Pie-loving family are focus of tall tales" Check it out here! https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/19595075.pie-loving-family-focus-tall-tales/ Want a copy of the book? Click here: https://pegasuspublishers.com/books/all/july-20th-a-goon-landing

With all the joy and excitement Christmas brings there is also an awful lot of waste and single-use plastics. Is it possible to have a completely sustainable Christmas? Well, we’re going to try and get you as close as we can to having one! Buy a Second-hand faux tree – a real Christmas tree only lasts a few months, getting one every year is a little wasteful, perhaps buy a second-hand fake tree from a charity shop. They can last decades! Or if you do want to buy a real one, t...

Ernest Warner, the author of The Cro-Magnon Archipelago: Atlantis Reborn, was featured in an article by the Welland Tribune! If you want to learn about the book and what inspired Ernest to write it, you can read the full article here: https://www.wellandtribune.ca/entertainment/books/2021/10/25/dunnville-author-takes-atlantis-125-years-into-the-future.html Interested, and want your own copy of the book? Click here: https://pegasuspublishers.com/books/all...

Sylvia Weiss Sinclair, the author of The Ghosts of Dyas Creek, shares some details about their life after becoming a new author! Did you always dream of becoming an author? No. Even though I kept a journal/diary since I was thirteen years old, I didn’t learn how to write a story until I retired to Bay Minette, Alabama. I joined a writers’ club and attended several writers’ conferences. I learned from other writers how to write novels and how to query publishers. I now lead a wo...

Roger Flavell, the author of The Adventures of Colonel Crunch and Friends, was featured by Wokingham Today! The article explains Roger's inspirations for the book, quoting it as "a natural progress to go on to writing a book." from originally being a musician! You can read the full article here:  https://www.wokingham.today/khtest-294/ Want a copy of the book yourself? Click here:  https://pegasuspublishers.com/books/all/the-adventures-of-colonel-crunch...

Naila Moloo, the author of Chronicles of Illusions: The Blue Wild, was featured by The Globe and Mail and Ottawalife! Naila Moloo, who published her first book in her early teens, is doing more than just writing. "At the young age of 15, she has set out to give back to the world in an extraordinary way—she is on a mission to create a better, more efficient solar panel." Naila has been featured by The Globe and Mail, in an article on 6 Canadians that are advocating for t...

Christopher Ross, the author of The Unraveling of the Dawson City insider, 1997-99, shares some details about their life after becoming a new author! Did you always dream of becoming an author? I was actually a professional writer for decades before I became an author. I knew I had a potential seller back in the 1990s but the non fiction story was to fresh to tell. It needed to age. I waited over 20 years and then went back to the recourse material to write the story. Was it a dream?...

Orna O’Reilly, the author of In the Shadow of the Olive Tree, was interviewed by Boomers on Books on YouTube! Got some time to listen? You can check out the interview here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CCDt-qCRvU The author goes into great detail about what led them to write their books, their inspirations, and more! You can also get a copy of the books here! https://pegasuspublishers.com/books/all/the-blonde-in-the-gondola https://pegasuspub...

Sharon Keon, the author of It Would Be Rude Not To, shares some details about their life after becoming a new author! Did you always dream of becoming an author? I always wanted to write a book from a young age.  At school, particularly primary school, I was always writing something and reading lots of books. What was your first job? My first job was in a children’s home.  I enjoyed the administrative work and the organisational side of things, however, the...