Over to you.
I would love to have the opinions of my readers, you see I have a dilemma. I have two completed novels and I can’t decide which to publish next. Both are at the same stage of production, edited and … Continued
The Indie Showcase Presents – Paul L. Arvidson
My guest on the showcase this week is a fellow Sci-fi author, over to you Paul. “How to Write a Book When the World’s Going to Hell and Live to Tell About it!” Hi. *coughs awkwardly* I’m Paul L … Continued
The Lost Princess – Coming Soon.
I wrote a post a while ago, entitled Where do they all come from. In it, I talked about the origins of my characters and even suggested the possibility that it was all more than a figment of my imagination. … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents, Errin Stevens
Welcome to another Showcase, this week my guest is Errin Stevens, Cello Babies. In my early 30s, I fell into an unlikely obsession with all things cello. I couldn’t have told you why at the time, although I’d identified … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents Michael Forester
Welcome back to the Showcase. This week I have a short story for you from Michael Forester. But first, a bit about the man himself. Michael Forester was born with a pen in his hand. He writes at the fulcrum of … Continued
Part Zero, writing a prequel. What can possibly go wrong?
There comes a time when you realise that the story you’ve told is incomplete. In a lot of cases, this just means that you write a sequel, to carry on and tell everyone what happened next. However, that might … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents Imogen Matthews
Today, the Indie Showcase welcomes Imogen Matthews, with a story of a change in genre. The Hidden Village – a forgotten piece of WW2 history Just over a year ago, I was a self-published author of Run … Continued
The Indie Showcase presents, Mae McKinnon
Today on the Showcase, I’m pleased to be joined by author Mae McKinnon. Chronologisitis Sounds like something you’d catch after having worked on delicate hands and numerals for years and years, doesn’t it? But rather than it affecting diligent craftsmen … Continued