


Today at 11:00 AM CST I will be hosting an interview with Simon Cornish author of an absorbing book titled Rosetta. You can tune in by clicking HERE.
Rosetta blurb:
Damaged, enigmatic and beautiful, Rosetta could prove to be the key to unlocking a three-thousand-year-old mystery that would shake modern science to its roots.
With the unexpected death of his old university professor, paleolinguist, Graham Chandlers is surprised to learn the man had a daughter, Rosetta. Intrigued after she performs a ritual in an ancient language at the funeral service, he is drawn in further when he is left the professor’s journals; journals that hint at a cover-up concerning the professor’s last dig and a paradox that keeps pointing back to Rosetta.
A little more about Simon in his own words.
“With a career as a professional animator, illustrator and scriptwriter I’ve always been involved in the creative process, one way or another. People have said it tends to give me a visual, even filmic approach to my writing.






















Reblogged this on Legends of Windemere.
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I love that SImon didn’t mention the eccentrics in Brighton too – but then maybe they’re too trendy to be called eccentric! 😉
Looking forward to a Cornish man living in Devon (just over the border from me in Cornwall) on BTR today 😀
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Good to know where Devon is, Now let’s see if I can pronounce it correctly.
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Reblogged this on Jan Hawke INKorporated and commented:
Another RRBC Alumnus hailing from the South West 🙂
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Thanks Jan
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Jan, My first thought was that you always spotlight the most interesting people. Second thought is that Rosetta is going in my library. Best of success to you and Simon.
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Thanks Linda
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