Yesterday, I spent the afternoon in the First World War exhibition at the Imperial War Museum with some of the other writers who are taking part in the 26 Armistice Project. It was great to meet everyone, and thanks to Ed Prichard and Lisa Andrews for organising the event. Ed set us a writing challenge …
If you’re reading this, you’ve found my new website. I hope you like it. It was designed and built by Antoney Calvert at Colourform Studio. I’d really recommend Toney for any writers who are looking for websites, or anyone at all. He’s a great designer and a joy to work with. Most of all, he’s …
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My publisher Severn House has released a special omnibus edition of the first two Silas Quinn novels. It’s available now from Amazon for just £4.80 for both books. I think it’s pretty cool to have an omnibus edition out there. The idea is that it will give readers new to the series a chance to …
Exciting news – there’s now a Silas Quinn omnibus ebook! Read More »
Spines are important. The spines of books, I’m talking about. Especially if your books don’t make it onto the front tables at Waterstones. They have to tell their own story, giving just a brief glimpse of what’s inside. And usually they are competing against a whole shelfful of other spines. It’s even harder to design …
This year is the centenary of the end of the First World War. To commemorate that the writers’ collective 26 is running a very special project. They have invited 100 writers to produce a piece of writing exactly 100 words long inspired by someone who was alive at any time during the 1914-18 war. Male, …