Christmas shopping!
My hist fict trilogies have been reduced to a gobsmacking 99 cents until Christmas Eve.
My hist fict trilogies have been reduced to a gobsmacking 99 cents until Christmas Eve.
A week-long Countdown Sale for Tobias…
starting at the miraculous price of 99 cents and rising daily to it’s current RRP.
Starting Tuesday 8th March.
Be in it!!!!
Alex Martin, author of the just released, beautiful story Daffodils (as well as the best seller The Twisted Vine) is one of the bonuses of my writing life. We connected in one of our online writing groups and found we had many interests in common. Just before Easter we decided to get together virtually (because Alex lives in the UK and I’m in Australia) over a cup of tea, and discuss our commonality. This was the wonderful result. I hasten to add it was quite a few cups and even more biscotti whilst we chatted.
Over the weekend, I conducted a HUGE promotion of three of my five novels – two hist fantasies and one hist.fict. They have had the time of their lives breaking into the German, French and Canadian markets significantly and partying madly in the UK and USA.
Free on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk this weekend (Saturday/Sunday) as part of the KDP Select promotional programme, the award winning, silver medal novel A Thousand Glass Flowers
AND
Also as part of the same programme, highly commended in the Golden Claddagh Awards for 2012 –
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS POST HAS BEEN EDITED IN THE LIGHT OF FURTHER INFORMATION RECEIVED.
Free borrows.
Is that so bad?
Hard hours spent conceiving well-reviewed work which is then listed on sites offering readers a chance to connect socially and swap said titles?
This weekend, I’m having the first free promotion ever of one of my books.
Gisborne: Book of Pawns which was in Amazon’s Top 100 initially on its release, is part of KDP Select on Amazon and as is to be offered free for two days.
The Twilight Saga has just been read. Yes, I know I’m very late to the party but I seemed to subconsciously want the hype to go away so that I could draw my own conclusions.
My opinion of the books is of little matter to anyone but myself. But what I will say is how much I preferred the other male protagonist, Jacob Black, 
the Quileute werewolf. This prompted me to think on Finnian of the Færan, the male protagonist in A Thousand Glass Flowers and I felt the need to compare him with Edward Cullen (blasphemy) and with Jacob Black (secondary blasphemy).
Greg Johnston
is one of those writers I envy… a writer of unique and uncluttered prose. He manages to punch huge weight with minimal wordage. Greg has profound messages in his recently published book Consumption. He says its about our consumptive society, as you will see. I see a story about the use and abuse of friendship. It’s an elucidating, haunting book and one I recommend without hesitation. Which is why I have asked Greg to sit in the big Red Chair for a grilling.