I’m ready for my Close-up.
I’m very excited to reveal that one of my novels will be the subject of a short blog tour in February. Andorra Pett and the Oort Cloud Café will be featured on around thirty blogs and websites in the … Continued
What I see is what you get! Science Fiction and Steampunk adventures. This is also the official home of the Solar System's newest and most reluctant amateur detective, Andorra Pett. "Richard Dee. The master of the truly different." Michelle Medhat - Best Selling Author.
I’m very excited to reveal that one of my novels will be the subject of a short blog tour in February. Andorra Pett and the Oort Cloud Café will be featured on around thirty blogs and websites in the … Continued
What a way to start the New Year. A fantastic read from a new author to me. I’m getting involved in Blog tours as a way of increasing my presence and providing a bit more than just a weekly tale … Continued
Happy New Year Everyone. I hope that 2018 will be everything that you want it to be. So what’s next for me, over here in Sci-fi land? A new year means plans, resolutions. All those schemes that everyone gets so … Continued
This will be my last post of 2017; next Monday is Christmas Day, the Monday after that will be Jan 1st, 2018. It’s that time of year when we all look back and try to make sense of everything that … Continued
A bit of a lazy post this week, but I feel that I’ve earned it. As I said to you before, I have entered a few competitions recently, I recently learned that the story that I’m going to … Continued
This is the first in a series about how I self-published on Amazon. How I went from being an occasional writer to having multiple novels on Kindle, CreateSpace and elsewhere. This is how I do it, and how I … Continued
I’ve only gone and done it! NaNoWriMo is just about over for another year, and I’m proud to say that I managed to do the full 50,000 words. Not only that, I did more, in fact, even though the month … Continued
NaNo is on track, I’m posting this on the 20th and by my reckoning; I should have done about 34,000 words. I’ve actually managed to write over 45,000 so things are progressing much better than I had hoped. The story … Continued