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Did I mention today is the offi Al release day of Harvey Duckman Presents Volume 7The now traditional 'shelfie' of my bookshelf of books I have writtenSo many Harvey anthologies now, and that doesn't include book 7 out this weekendComing this weekend, the latest Harvey Duckman Anthology,The first part of many is up now on markhayesblog.comThe latest Harvey appeared in the post todayNew Release
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The point of no return…
There comes a point, once your fully committed to something, that you just have to see it through. The point from which there is no coming back. Your figurative Rubicon – once crossed – you have no choice but to … Continue reading
Posted in amreading, blogging, book reviews, books, fiction, goodreads, indie, indie novels, indie writers, indiewriter, sci-fi, world book day
Tagged #scifi, bookblog, bookreview, bookreviews, books, sciencefiction, scifiscarbrough
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Writing Without Time: Indie October Guest Post by Meredith Debonnaire
WRITING WITHOUT TIME: Being a poor indie writer trying to write while juggling with two-and-a-half jobs and the electrified zombie of your social life. I often see advice for writers along the lines of “Write every day” and “set aside … Continue reading
Posted in amediting, amreading, amwriting, blogging, dreamlands, errol the bookcase dragon, fantasy, fiction, goodnews, goodreads, indie, indie novels, indie writers, indieoctober, indiewriter, mental-health, opinion, pointless things of wonderfulness, writes, writing
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Steampunk and Clocks: Indie October guest post By M. Holly-Rosing
What is it about steampunk and clocks? Where ever you look you see time pieces and their requisite gears churning away reminding us of the inevitable march of time. It is a curious thing really, to be able to see … Continue reading
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How to kill a hundred people: A Indie October guest post by Nimue Brown
Let me begin by explaining Hopeless Maine. It started life as a graphic novel series set on an imaginary island off the coast of Maine. There’s now a role play game, prose books in the offing and other things in … Continue reading
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Tagged hopeless, indie, indie publishing, indienovels, indieoctober, indiewriter, steampunk, supernatural, writer, writers, writerslife, writing, writingtip
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This is where we are now…
I generally avoid talking politics on this blog. There are a number of reasons for this, not least of which is my desire not to enter into the kind of pointless ‘debates‘ on politics which are so common in these … Continue reading
Quotable Steam…
The reason steampunk attracts people is that it is premised on a technology which is visible and pleasing to the naked eye, and whose moving parts are comprehensible on a human scale ~ Nick Harkerway As I have not done … Continue reading
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Smugglers of Sussex…
According to 19th century Sussex dialect slang, a bumblebee is a Dumbledore, don’t tell JK Rowling this… I’ve always found dialects, fascinating. Possibly because I hail from Gods own county, a place rich with a hundred dialects slowly been eroded … Continue reading
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The April Report…
Occasionally people ask me about my book sales, these people fall into a couple of loose categories, curious friends, and other writers who really want to know… Mainly I find that in the case of writers it is often because … Continue reading
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