It’s one thing to get feedback about a novel from friends and family, but it’s quite another to read what professional reviewers have to say. And let me tell you, it’s been amazing! The first review came in Quill & Quire, in which Paul Gessell wrote: “Joey is a fully developed, complex character one can’tContinueContinue reading “A Kirkus starred review!”
Author Archives: Heather Camlot
Debbie Ridpath Ohi
I recently had the opportunity to hang out with Debbie Ridpath Ohi for an article I was writing about the picture-book author for June issue of Quill & Quire magazine. If you don’t know her work, please do check it out. She’s illustrated a great deal of books for various authors, including Michael Ian BlackContinueContinue reading “Debbie Ridpath Ohi”
Open Book article online
Hey all, As we count down to the release of Clutch, some fun things are happening. My first interview was just published on Open Book, a fantastic site with the enviable goal of promoting Ontario’s literary scene. You can find the interview here. I have to say, as a journalist it was quite weird beingContinueContinue reading “Open Book article online”
“Not really about sports”: My first mention!
I was so excited to learn that Clutch was written up in the Spring Preview issue of Quill & Quire magazine (February 2017). I found out quite by accident. I was emailing with my editor at Q&Q, for which I write book reviews, and I quietly mentioned that I had a novel coming out. My editor told meContinueContinue reading ““Not really about sports”: My first mention!”
Anything is possible
Clutch will be available this spring at bookstores across Canada and the United States! I’m super-excited and will use this space to keep you up to date on news and events, give you the background on how Clutch came to be and generally share whatever’s on my mind (I’ll try to stick to book talk butContinueContinue reading “Anything is possible”
Heather Camlot 