Author Archives: Expatcalidocious

Book Release: Forced to Fly: An anthology by expatriates everywhere

Posted on October 5, 2012 by Expatcalidocious

I was lucky enough to receive a copy of the book Forced to Fly (2ND EDITION) before it went to press. I had contributed one of the many stories and loved the diversity of the final product. The book is … Continue reading →

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Curaçao’s Chopin

Posted on June 21, 2012 by Expatcalidocious

Antillean pianist and composer Wim Statius Muller had once said: ‘You can be 84, you can be almost dying, but you play!’ demonstrating his dedication and unfailing love of music. This week Queen Beatrix awarded him the Zilveren Anjer for his phenomenal contribution to the musical … Continue reading →

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The Metaphysical Law of Attraction

Posted on December 9, 2011 by Expatcalidocious

As ‘Adeste Fideles’ quietly plays in the background, and box after box of Christmas decorations are brought down from the attic by a grumpy eleven year old,  I feel ecstatic. Christmas is the festive season I adore – a white Christmas is … Continue reading →

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Turning Points: A World of Women, A Wealth of Perspectives

Posted on November 5, 2011 by Expatcalidocious

Today I have a guest post from, Linda A. Janssen, a dear friend, fellow writer and now published co-author. She has stopped by on her virtual book tour to talk about Turning Points - a book she contributed to that is already nr.1 on Amazon’s Books Bestsellers List for the … Continue reading →

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Sunshine Soup, Nourishing the Global Soul – Book Review

Posted on October 21, 2011 by Expatcalidocious

Sunshine Soup, Nourishing the Global Soul Jo Parfitt Summertime Publishing Paperback, 405 pages Price € 10.00 www.joparfitt.com When Jo Parfitt announced that she was going to publish her debut novel she confessed that she was terrified. From someone who has published twenty-seven … Continue reading →

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