One Stop on the Central Line. By Roger Morris. There was something odd about the train. Something jarring as it hurtled along the west-bound Central Line platform at Holborn. He registered it subconsciously, a reaction in his limbic system. A chill, the beginnings of a creeping sensation in his skin. And then he realised what …
I’ve written eight historical novels. Nine, if you count the one that my publisher is currently reading. Even more if you count the manuscripts languishing on my hard drive. But my next book, PSYCHOTOPIA, is set in the future. You could even describe it as science fiction. Maybe I need to explain myself. Why have …
I know. I know. It was only yesterday, surely, when my last book came out? (Actually, it was back in March in the UK, July in the US.) Can it really be true that I’m about to unleash another novel on an unsuspecting world? Well, yes, it can. It is. The book in question is …
I’ve been busy. Which is why the blog has been a little quiet. But now I think I’m pretty much done with the next Silas Quinn novel. (Number five in the series. If you want to catch up with the earlier ones, this ebook omnibus of the first two books is a great place to …
You may have seen the news coverage about the centenary of the Battle of Amiens earlier this week, which began the 100 day offensive leading up to the armistice 100 years ago. To commemorate the end of the First World War, a group of writers called 26 has invited 100 writers each to write a centena …
100 years. 100 days. 100 lives. 100 words. 100 writers. Read More »