Goonengerry-based writer Christina Larmer has launched her 13th book, Do Not Go Alone.
She describes it as ‘a classic whodunnit, with plenty of dark humour and a heart-wrenching twist. It features a house full of revellers, a bloodied corpse and a cranky spirit who refuses to “choof off” until she works out who killed her and why.’
Larmer says it’s now easier than ever to self-publish your own stories, and make a living from them.
‘Since I turned my back on the traditional path in 2011 and taught myself to DIY, self-publishing has become so much easier and more accessible to all, and I highly recommend it to anyone with a computer, a sense of creativity, and a good story to tell.’
Larmer also teaches self-publishing and creative writing at the Byron Community College, Lismore ACE and the North Coast Community College in Alstonville/Ballina/Yamba.
For more info visit www.amazon.com/default/e/B006S9LC86.
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