Showing posts with label Journey From Darkness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Journey From Darkness. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Journey From Darkness-Part Three-Week Two

Journey From Darkness
Part Three
Week Two



Week two takes us along with Derek, Maguaasi  and Shawu deep into the bush where trouble is never far away.
So let’s talk about this section

Talk about Shawu


How do you feel about the author’s portrayal of her?


Maguaasi-What kind of impression do you have of him?


Talk about the relationship between Shawu and Derek


Does the treatment of the poachers during the war change your attitude about them at all?


And of course as always please add your own thoughts or comments.




Monday, November 4, 2013

Week One Discussion of Journey From Darkness


Happy Monday all I hope your weekends were great
And welcome to the November featured monthly read. I have seen many programs lately on elephants being killed for their Ivory so this is indeed a timely read even though it's set a ways back in the past.
So let’s get chatting about it
Gareth will of course be here looking over our shoulders so if you have a question for him ask away!



Journey From Darkness
Week One
Parts one and two


Saturday, November 2, 2013

Interview with Gareth Crocker-Journey From Darkness- November Feature Read

I'm so pleased to welcome back Gareth Crocker whose previous novel Finding Jack we read and discussed on my B&N forum last year. He's back for the November read of his novel Journey From Darkness which has a very personal and special place in his heart. Find out why and join in the conversation.
Reading Schedule
Week One 11-4 Parts One and Two
Week Two 11-11 Part Three
Week Three 11-18 Part Four











Gareth it’s so good to have you back on this side of the ocean well virtually anyway and thank you for agreeing to be our author of the month for November.

This novel has a special meaning to you as your co-author was your father.
How was it co-writing this novel with your dad?
Quite simply, it was one of the best experiences of my life. My father and I are very close and, if anything, this just brought us together even more. As it happened, during the writing of the novel my father was diagnosed with late stage colon cancer and basically told to get his affairs in order. Against all the odds – quite literally – he survived and today is in full remission. We both like to think that bringing our novel to life played a role in his miraculous healing. The title of the book, Journey from Darkness, is partly a reference to my father’s journey out of cancer.