STEPHANIE SHIELDS

Stella Fosse Blog

Stephanie has written an article which has been published on Stella Fosse’s website blog.

Stella is an American novelist who focuses on powerful older women – primarily women who flourish in the second half of life. She writes for women who refulse to disappear.

Her novels include “Brilliant Charming Bastards”, “Vampires of a Certain Age”, “Rock On – Power”, “Sex and Money after 60”, “The Erotic Pandemic Collection” and “Aphrodite’s Penn: The Power of Writing Erotica After Midlife”

Click here or on the image on the left to read the blog article.

Telegraph & Argus Article

Stephanie was featured in a Telegraph and Argus article which focuses on After Amba. Click here or on the image below to read this article in full.

Chapel FM Interview

Click here to listen to the Chapel FM radio interview where Peter Spafford discusses After Amba with Stephanie

Between Sips

“Between Sips” is a fascinating concept, which provides book reviews and discussion of books via a screenplay-style script detailing real life discussions in a cafe between three people who have read the book.

Click here or on the image to the right to read the screenplay for the edition of “Between Sips” that focusses on After Amba.

After Amba Book Launch

Click the image to view the Instagram launch video created by Wave of Nostalgia, an amazing independent bookshop situated in Haworth. The book launch for After Amba took place in the bookshop itself with an additional online audience.

Additionally there are two readings from After Amba which are taken from the recording of the book launch which can be heard below.

Reading 1

Reading 2

Book Launch for The Strange Woman

“A beautiful 3D crow animation and a thousand flowers blooming herald the launch of The Strange Woman. Historical fiction, modern romance and magical realism. A Faustian pact, the Timble Witch trial of 1622, hedge-witchery and herbalism, sheep farming and feminism, and a less than pious poet – in a place where past and present meet. The women of a remote Yorkshire village call ‘Time’s Up’ for the returning demon, to try to save the seventeenth century seven. Time is up, but for whom? You are invited to join author Stephanie Shields and poet James Nash in discussion about this remarkable novel called The Strange Woman.”

Launch Video for The Strange Woman

“The magical 3D crow animation with a thousand flowers blooming – a trailer for the launch of The Strange Woman, a novel by Stephanie Shields, inspired by the Timble Witch trials of 1622.”