self-publishing

Whenever I’ve had a few spare moments, or when inspiration was scarce for one of my novels, I’ve found myself working on a new project and a totally new style of writing for me. It’s a collection of short stories … Continued

One of the problems with having what’s referred to as an “active imagination” is that you get ideas faster than you can write them down. A couple of weeks ago, I told you about the half-finished novels that I’m desperate … Continued

It hardly seems possible but it’s a year since my novel, We Are Saul, hit the virtual shelves. The idea was based on an idea I had for a short story, which I called My Shadow and Me. And a … Continued

September the first, 2023 is the big day for my twentieth novel. After a gap of nearly three years, I’ve finally got around to finishing the fifth full-length Andorra Pett adventure. It was really good to get back to Andorra’s … Continued

One of the problems with having what’s referred to as an “active imagination” is that you get ideas faster than you can write them down. In all the excitement of getting a new idea, I’m left with a load of … Continued

Apparently, I’ve been doing this all wrong. According to the experts, I’ve spent the last ten years making the wrong choices and decisions about everything in my writing journey. I’ve written in different genres, without using a separate pen name … Continued

Way back in April 2013, I published my first book, Freefall, on Amazon and Smashwords. A long while ago, I had a dream. It involved a man working as a trader, in space. The dream kept repeating until, finally, I … Continued

I was prompted to write this post by a comment I recently received. In it, the person asked me how I could possibly justify writing female characters, as I was male. The tone made it seem almost as if they … Continued