How to turn your family history into a book
Before the Covid-19 crisis forced the cancellation of shows and exhibitions, Family Tree Magazine had asked me to run a workshop for budding writers at their planned event in London.…
A presentation to the Jewish Genealogical Society of Great Britain
https://youtu.be/1FgVJcIqAuc A presentation, reading and Q&A with members of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Great Britain. Do genealogists always know what happens to the information they uncover? Perhaps not. This…
Talk and Q&A for Watford Writers
Thanks to zoom, a planned presentation on Where are the grown-ups? went ahead on 1 June 2020 A thoroughly enjoyable and stimulating discussion with fellow writers on my approach to…
Tell your 2020 story
The global pandemic that killed thousands. The deliberate murder of a black man by a police officer in America. This is 2020, and this is now, but historians in 50,…
Interview on Cambridge 105
A pre-recorded conversation about Where are the grown-ups? with presenter Leigh Chambers, broadcast on 22 May 2020. Here's the link to the book. https://amzn.to/2tNvGBj
Reviews for Where are the grown-ups?
'In the end we can only just write what we see and what we feel and you've done that beautifully.' Jason Solomons BBC Radio London Part history, part memoir, uncovering secrets,…
Interview on Chat and Spin Radio
Chat and Spin Radio give lots of airtime to authors. On 7 May 2020 I chatted to Ron about the background to Where are the grown-ups? Give it a listen…
An interview with Howard Lovy for the Alliance of Independent Authors
Listen or read the transcript https://bit.ly/2LGzAl5
Grabbing the media spotlight
The following article was written for the Alliance of Independent Authors blog in October 2019 You don’t have to be a celebrity author to get newspapers and magazines to pay…
Breaking the silence
The following article was written for Family Tree Magazine blog and published online in August 2019 The discovery of a black and white photograph of a beautiful young woman inspired…