The novellas I have had, or am having, published in the My Weekly Pocket Novels series.

My Weekly pocket novels are sold in large newsagents, Tescos, Sainsburys and Asda. They generally cost around £1.55 (April 2010 price). It may be possible to order back copies. Please contact the DC Thomson subscription department for more details.

If you've come here as a fellow writer, interested in getting tips on how to write pocket novels, here are some pages that I hope will help you along your way.

Womagwriter and the general My Weekly Pocket Novel Guidelines A Pocketful of Dreams - tips from me on writing for MW Pocket Novels Authorial Intrusion and Learning to Take it on the chin - I share some advice given to me by My Weekly Pocket Novel editor, Maggie Seed.
Action, Kisses and Chapters - more good advice from Maggie Seed. The First of A Million Kisses - or how to choreograph kissing scenes (using example from my Bella's Vineyard western romance) Lighthearted discussion on writing love scenes. DC Thomson subscription department

The Secret of Helena's Bay

Sally Quilford

My Weekly Pocket Novels issue 1713

Released April 2010

My Weekly's blurb: A hidden treasure and a young woman's love ... Can Shelley find the key that unlocks a wartime mystery - and reveals her true feelings?

My blurb: It's got Nazis and henchmen. What more could you want?

True Companion

Sally Quilford

My Weekly Pocket Novels Publication date tba

My blurb: Sparkling 1920s romantic intrique. Murder, spies, handsome adventurers and girls in cloche hats.

 

 

 

 

Bella's Vineyard

Sally Quilford

My Weekly Pocket Novels Publication Date tba

My blurb: The famous (amongst people who read my blog and know me on Facebook) western romance. An English rose and a part-Cherokee marshal struggle as outsiders in the Sierra Nevada. Oh and it has a good old fashioned wild west shootout.

 

A Collector of Hearts

Sally Quilford

My Weekly Pocket Novels

October 28th 2010

Issue number 1742

My blurb: Spooky goings on, ghosts, jewels, mirrors, mysterious princes and one of my fave characters, Mrs Oakengate (who also stars in True Companion).