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That’s Not Me! Vanessa Couchman Talks About Her Characters

Ocelot author Miriam Drori has started a super series on her blog, in which authors discuss whether (or not) their characters are based on them or on people they know.

Fellow Ocelot Vanessa Couchman appears today, talking about her historical fiction, how she finds and develops her characters and why readers she knows sometimes see her in them

Read more here:

That’s Not Me – Vanessa Couchman

More Ocelot authors will be appearing on Miriam’s blog over the next few weeks.

Copyright © Vanessa Couchman, Miriam Drori, Ocelot Press 2023. All rights reserved.

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New Titles from Ocelot Press this Autumn – and More to Come

We’re delighted to announce the publication of three new titles this autumn, with more to come later on.

Sue Barnard’s Nice Girls Don’t and Finding Nina were launched last week. These two stories about family secrets are linked but can be read as standalones. They are available in Kindle and paperback editions from Amazon.

Find out more about these titles by clicking the buttons.

Nice Girls Don’t
Finding Nina

Jennifer C. Wilson’s A New Page is a collection of historical short stories and poems featuring characters from kings to witches. A New Page will be released on 5th November 2022. You can pre-order the Kindle edition, and it will be downloaded automatically to your e-reader on the launch date.

A New Page

We are also looking forward to releasing the first of Miriam Drori’s series of murder mysteries, Style and the Solitary, this autumn. Stay tuned for more news about that.

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Welcome to New Ocelot Miriam Drori!

We’re excited to announce that author and editor Miriam Drori has joined Ocelot Press.

Miriam’s novels and short stories cover several genres, including crime, romance and uplit. She has also published a non-fiction book about social anxiety.

Starting this autumn, Ocelot Press will publish her series of cosy crime mysteries set in Jerusalem, where Miriam lives.

You can find out more about Miriam on her author page, which gives all of her social media links.

Welcome to Ocelot Press, Miriam!