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Local author, Barry Eva, who writes under the name of Storyheart is going from strength to strength with his new young adult fiction novel “Across the Pond”.

Across the Pond to Seymour

Local author, Barry Eva, who writes under the name of Storyheart is going from strength to strength with his new young adult fiction novel “Across the Pond”.

The book was released last October, since then it has received nothing but rave reviews.

In fact On March 13th he received his fifties review at amazon

Barry, who lives with his wife and two children in Seymour said…

“I am amazed at how well received the book has been. At Amazon alone there have been well over thirty reviews, mostly five star, from people ages ten to eighty, stating how much they have enjoyed the book. I am glad that it is not being pigeon holed into a certain target audience. I have received many kind words about the humor, romance, and characters in the book. I have even been called the new Judy Blume a couple of times”

After moving from England to the US in 2000, Barry has been able to use some of his first hand experiences in the production of his young adult romance novel. He even mentions his favorite Seymour watering hole in the pages of the book.

Barry, who during the month of February, he was on a virtual book tour organized by pumpupyourbookpromotion.com, appearing on internet blogs around the world, either as an interviewee or as a guest writer. He is also appearing on several radio shows, where his whit, oratory, and old-fashioned English charm make him a popular interviewee.

He also now has a weekly radio blog program at
http://acrossthepond-storyheart.blogspot.com

It is called
A BOOK AND A CHAT (with .....)
Is on every SATURDAY 11am EST


You can find out more about Barry and his book either by searching for Storyheart and Across the Pond at Amazon or visiting http://across-t-pond where you will also meet a couple of the book’s characters.





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