annethology
  • Home
    • About Annethology
    • About me >
      • A little more about me
    • About my books
    • Author talks
    • Contact me
    • Forthcoming events
    • World Mental Health Day
    • Privacy
    • Sign up for my newsletter
  • Sugar and Snails
    • Acknowledgements
    • Blog tour, Q&A's and feature articles >
      • Birthday blog tour
      • S&S on tour 2022
    • Early endorsements
    • Events >
      • Launch photos
      • Launch party videos
    • in pictures
    • Media
    • If you've read the book
    • Polari
    • Reading group questions
    • Reviews
    • In the media
  • Underneath
    • Endorsements and reviews
    • Launch party and events
    • Pictures
    • Questions for book groups
    • The stories underneath the novel
  • Matilda Windsor series
    • Matilda Windsor >
      • What readers say
      • For book groups
      • Interviews, articles and features
      • Matty on the move
      • Who were you in 1990?
      • Asylum lit
      • Matilda Windsor media
    • Stolen Summers >
      • Stolen Summers reviews
  • Short stories
    • Somebody’s Daughter
    • Becoming Someone (anthology) >
      • Becoming Someone (video readings)
      • Becoming Someone reviews
      • Becoming Someone online book chat
    • Print and downloads
    • Read it online
    • Quick reads
  • Free ebook
  • Annecdotal
    • Annecdotal blog
    • Annecdotal Press
    • Articles >
      • Print journalism
      • Where psychology meets fiction
    • Fictional therapists
    • Reading and reviews >
      • Reviews A to H
      • Reviews I to M
      • Reviews N to Z
      • Nonfiction
      • Themed quotes
      • Reading around the world
  • Shop
    • Inspired Quill (my publisher)
    • Bookshop.org (affiliate link)
    • Amazon UK
    • Amazon US
    • books2read
Picture
What shapes the way we see ourselves?
Is identity a given or can we choose the someone we become?


“I was delighted to find that every single one of the forty-two stories in Becoming Someone is a hit!
Anne Goodwin has such an observant eye for human motivation and behaviour “
Stephanie Jane, Literary Flits
Picture
Picture
Picture
AVAILABLE FROM PUBLISHER IN BOTH FORMATS
Anne Goodwin’s Amazon page
support independent bookshops with hive uk
support independent bookshops with indiebound
even more purchase options

Picture
REVIEWS:

“Anne Goodwin has such an observant eye for human motivation and behaviour” Literary Flits
“interesting and well written” Rachel Poli
“a thought-provoking look at what it is to ‘be’” Books, Life and Everything


more reviews
FEATURES & GUEST POSTS:

Gill's Blog: Author Anne Goodwin has a new book out
Authors’ Interviews: Q&A with Fiona McVie
IQ Blog: Perspectives on identity in five of my favourite contemporary short stories
Scarborough Mysteries: Greater than the sum of its parts? Assembling a first short story collection
A View from my Summerhouse: Don’t let your fears prevent you from embracing your identity as a writer
Carrot Ranch: Branding, bios and author multi-identity disorder
Shiny New Books: Concepts of identity in 9 classic novels
The Contemporary Small Press: The Inbetweenies: the identity of the small-press published author
Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo: Where would you be without your identity as a writer?
Norah Colvin: You know who you are: Becoming Someone
Women Writers: What Lurks Behind Your Identity As A Writer?

Counsellors Cafe Becoming Someone: my journey through psychology, therapy and fiction
The story reading ape: Myers Briggs, Jane Eyre and orange peel







FOR MORE READINGS




click here
Picture
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.