Showing posts with label Saga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saga. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 September 2016

A go at making a postcard with Serif.


Having a go with Serif. 

I bought the software a couple of years ago, looked at it, decided it was too complicated for what I needed and used Canva. Canva is good, I shall still use it, but you can do so much more on Serif. Saying that, Canva is a great  tool for beginners. It got me used to creative technology. 

I shall print my novels onto a postcard to give out when I do talks. 
And I did. 
However, blank postcards and the amount of ink needed would have cost more than 
Vista Print charge, so, when they VP were advertising a voucher with 30% off I ordered 150.  

4 Novels of The Dudley Sisters' Saga

On the back of the card/flyer

Links to the novels on Amazon. 







First I designed a post card that could be posted, then I remembered that I might not be able to use the photograph of the lady on the station with the policeman on a postcard,so it's a hand-out. 









Thursday, 28 April 2016

Sneak preview of the bookcover for The 9:45 To Bletchley

The 9:45 To Bletchley
The fourth novel in the Dudley Sisters Saga 
by
Madalyn Morgan


Ena Dudley, the youngest Dudley sister, works in a local engineering factory manufacturing dials and rotors for a secret location that she only knows as Station X. In November 1940 - after the bombing of Coventry - a set of circumstances lead Ena to Bletchley Park. Some months later Ena becomes involved with sabotage and spies, and while trying to clear her name, she falls in love. 


Date of publication for the fourth book in The Dudley Sisters Saga
June 1st on Kindle and shortly afterwards in paperback.


A sneak preview of the fabulous photographs for the book cover 


Photograph courtesy of: Toni Frissell / Universal Images Group/Getty Images




Image courtesy of Living Archive Milton Keynes





My new author photograph