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My third Brighton novel almost ready.
I have just finished the third draft of my new Brighton novel, my third, Over the Hills is a Long Way Off. I will put it aside for a few months and then take a final look at it, but,…
Blue Notes, Still Frames – my new Brighton novel gets a rock ‘n roll launch in Brighton.
Have A Host, Ellis Collins with Octopuses and me at the Blue Notes, Still Frames launch. It was a great night, last Thursday, when my new Brighton novel, Blue Notes, Still Frames (Ward Wood Publishing) was launched at Have A…
My new Brighton novel will be launched at Brighton’s Have A Word in March
My new novel, Blue Notes, Still Frames is now officially published and generally available from online sites as well as bookstores and it’s now time to announce the book’s Brighton launch which will take place on Thursday, 2nd March at…
I like being a two-novel writer.
Copies of my new Brighton novel arrived today – hurray! Now that I have the actual physical objects, I really feel like it’s been published. Stephen Dearsley, from my first novel, Stephen Dearsley’s Summer of Love, isn’t a bit jealous…
My new Brighton novel is published!
Great news! My new novel has arrived. It’s always a thrilling moment to see it in print after the three years of drafts and redrafts. Yes, it really exists – that’s my first reaction. It looks great too. So thanks…
Come and hear me read from my new novel – published this month.
I shall be reading from my about to be published novel, Blue Notes, Still Frames, (Ward Wood Publishing – ) on Thursday the 12th January here in Lewes UK. If you can make it, it would be great to…
How the movie Whiplash inspired my New Year’s Resolution about how I was going to write my two new Brighton novels.
I’m sorry everyone, if you’ve been looking for my regular blogs. I’ve been busy all year on my novel-writing activities and decided to give the blogs a rest. Today though, yay, I finished the third draft on my third…
Virtual Writers ask me to remember why I wrote Stephen Dearsley’s Summer Of Love.
The lively online writers’ community, Virtual Writers, has asked me to do a questions and answers session about my novel Stephen Dearsley’s Summer Of Love (published by Ward Wood Publishing). It was enjoyable thinking back over the time when…
I’m proud to appear alongside so many writer friends and acquaintances in Lewes’ The Needlewriters, a new anthology.
I was supposed to have been at the launch of a new poetry anthology last Thursday but, unfortunately, I was struck down with the latest lurgey and had to take to my bed instead. I am sad to have missed…