Jemma Robinson's guest appearances

Jemma Robinson

Photoshop Creative Podcasts

peopletalk's Podcast

Action SitRep Podcast

Partnership Publishing: the podcast

David Allen

Michael Anthony

Michael Wood

H.G. Wells

Heather Taylor

David Black

Jonathan Tropper

Andy Morgan

Gareth Edwards

Tom Walker

Anton Chekhov

Terry Fallis

Hoon Lee

Michael O'Connor

Jason Tobin

OwlTail

Join us our Editor Jemma, as she catches up with Jemma Robinson, Author of 'The Stars That Guide You Home'. This YA Historical Romance is Jemma's debut book and we have to say... it is a must read! 

Join us our Editor Jemma, as she catches up with Jemma Robinson, Author of 'The Stars That Guide You Home'. This YA Historical Romance is Jemma's debut book and we have to say... it is a must read!

Catching up with Jemma Robinson, Author of 'The Stars That Guide You Home'

Kelsey chats with our dear friend Jemma Robinson about her brand new novel, The Stars That Guide You Home, now available on Amazon 

Kelsey chats with our dear friend Jemma Robinson about her brand new novel, The Stars That Guide You Home, now available on Amazon

The Stars That Guide You Home - Jemma Robinson

Jemma Robinson is about 5'4" has grey eyes and short fair hair and is slim. She has an open, friendly smile which helps to emphasize her warm character. She genuinely seems to like people; in other words, she is a people person. This has come in handy over the years as she has lived in some very different cultures from ours in the West. She will talk about living in different and sometimes strange places. And how she moved to Japan just after leaving University, to work there. When she first arrived, she was fascinated by what she saw about her and how difficult it was sometimes to understand the Japanese way of doing things. Finally, she talks about moving to live in Italy with her new husband, Paolo.www.peopletalk.org

Jemma Robinson is about 5'4" has grey eyes and short fair hair and is slim. She has an open, friendly smile which helps to emphasize her warm character. She genuinely seems to like people; in other words, she is a people person. This has come in handy over the years as she has lived in some very different cultures from ours in the West. She will talk about living in different and sometimes strange places. And how she moved to Japan just after leaving University, to work there. When she first arrived, she was fascinated by what she saw about her and how difficult it was sometimes to understand the Japanese way of doing things. Finally, she talks about moving to live in Italy with her new husband, Paolo.<a href="www.peopletalk.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.peopletalk.org</a>

Jemma Robinson: Culture Clash