Old news, but it must be immortalized! Thanks to an excellent promotion through the fantastic BookBub, last month An Embarrassment of Riches scaled the heights of the Amazon charts..finally resting at #4 on April 8 and 9. It was also #1 Humor, #1 Literary Fiction, #1 Historical Fiction #1 (I guess thanks to the few …
Read More →Thanks to Booksliced.com for inviting me to chat to them! Read the interview at their site, http://booksliced.com/talks/gerald-hansen/, or here: Author Talks for Author Talks At BookSliced, it’s not just about the discounts. With Author Talks, we share the stories behind the stories and tell the tales of the writers, in their own words. Gerald Hansen: …
Read More →Wow! The sales of Fleeing The Jurisdiction have been amazing, and my head’s still reeling from it all! Thanks must go to Greg Doublet and his fantastic site, EReader News Today, which featured my third book as their Book Of The Day last week. It shot up the charts, higher and higher, and I was …
Read More →Phew! What an exhausting few weeks it’s been! But…finally! Ta-da! The new website has emerged!! You’re here now! And it’s all thanks to Fabrizio Caso. Even the most casual observer can see that it’s 1000 times better than the old one I somehow cobbled together! I can’t thank Fabrizio enough for all the hard work …
Read More →By: Jennifer Quick Reference: Original Article Interview with Gerald Hansen: Why, as a New Yorker, are you writing novels about LondonDerry, NI? Gerald: (laughs) Oh, my life! My mom’s from Derry and my dad’s American. He was in the military, so we lived all over the world…Iceland, Thailand, Germany, London. And I spent some years …
Read More →What a wonderful digital world we authors now live in! Four short years ago, back in the hoary pre-Nook/Kindle days, I thought maybe three copies of my first novel, An Embarrassment of Riches, would ever sell. And only then if my mother bought two. A book about a lottery win in Irish slang? Who in …
Read More →B: Hi Gerald ! Thank you for accepting to tell us about yourself and your art…G: You’re very welcome, Boris. I’m excited and honored to be able to talk to you. B: Do you consider yourself an Irish writer living in New York or a New Yorker writer writing about Ireland? G: My dad was …
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