I imagine this must be quite common for authors who are perhaps not as well known.

I'm not enamoured of this 'final novel' business, though. I hope it's nothing untoward that has brought this about. Vic Nothing so dramatic! No, I've been working with a couple of artistic types: a script writer and fella who's a dab hand at graphics and multimedia. I reviewed one of their short fi...

Cheers Vic! Thanks for being first in the queue yet again!

And of course, all six hundred pages were written in Scrivener!

Good morning folks. Just to let you know that my third (and final) novel is available on both Amazon and the iBooks store from today. If I could describe the book in a single word, then I would say 'epic'. It spans the years between World War II and the 1970s and is the story of a love affair betwee...

KB wrote:I just received my iPad Pro today. This thing is bigger than my MacBook 12" and pretty much as heavy (without the keyboard)! I don't really see the appeal over a MacBook

I think it could be the pen...

Chin up, Keith!

A man who has never made a mistake has never made anything.

(I have no idea who said that, but I think it fits).

Thank you very much, Vic.

Your words, as ever, are very much appreciated. And I'm very glad you're still enjoying them!

Hi there :) Since it's my birthday this month, I'm having a small book sale. For the month of September, I'm dropping the price of Regarding Avalon and Leonard Bliss & the Accountant of the Apocalypse to $0.99 apiece. Both eBooks are available on the Kindle and iBooks. Details here: http://domos...

I've always wanted to do that ....

KB wrote:

This looks much easier to work with that the current system. Nice work.

Bought and read, both of Rayz books. Abso-bloody-lootly fascinating reading. Regarding Avalon, by Dom Ossiah: http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=Regarding+Avalon%2C+by+Dom+Ossiah Leonard Bliss and the Accountant of the Apocalypse: http://www.am...

Briar Kit wrote:

Rayz wrote:Yes, you but you should have seen what happened when someone tried to tell me it didn't matter.

Did you go nuclear?

I wasn't my usual bright and sunny self, no.

Yes, but you should have seen what happened when someone tried to tell me it didn't matter.

Short version of Sparrowhawk's post: Y'all are all writers, here, right? Anyone ever missed a deadline because writing three stupid paragraphs turned out to be more involved than oral surgery? Yeah, this is like that. Katherine I once spent two days fiddling with one line. Then went back to the ver...