Showing posts with label Hipp-O-Dee-Doo-Dah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hipp-O-Dee-Doo-Dah. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

A writer, counting blessings



Recently a few small things have pleased me no end. They really have. They all add together and contribute to the bigger picture.
Northern Venetians
I was extraordinarily pleased to be involved in this project. Partly because I was commissioned, partly because I’m rubbing shoulders with some significant people and partly because I’m growing rather fond of producing these very short texts.
I asked my colleagues to see if they could spot my text. One managed straight away – she recognised my style and a reference within the text. Another colleague is still puzzling it out.
Can you spot my work here? Because it’s nearly Christmas I’ll send you a signed copy of one my books if you spot it. You choose which!

Friday, 27 May 2011

Lots of Books


I’m feeling a tad prolific, a trifle gob-smacked, if not somewhat overwhelmed and even a little inert.
I have four books just out and a fifth out any minute now.
Babel is out as a paperback, it and The Prophecy are now available on Kindle. Hipp-O-Dee-Doo-Dah, the anthology which I’ve edited and in which my story The Gargoyle appears, is available now.
Shortly, my novel for 9-11, Kiters comes out with Tabby Cat Press.
I’m doing a special offer on signed copies until 30 June. Sign up for my newsletter if you want to know more.
It’s all good, I guess, but I’m so busy, I can’t get my head round launching properly.