Last week, I told you we’re moving. This week, we found a typewriter. An actual typewriter. In our house. Neither Tracy nor I remembered it was there, which raises some questions about how thoroughly we’ve been keeping track of our possessions. Apparently, there’s a point at which you stop owning things and simply provide accommodation
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So, apparently, we’re moving. Not today. Not next week. Probably not even until spring. But Tracy and I have made the decision that it’s time to sell our house and find something smaller. This was not, I should point out, prompted by some sudden desire to spend the next six months painting walls, replacing flooring,
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A few days ago, Stories Rule Press launched something new. Cameron Cooper’s Starter Library went live: three complete stories, absolutely free, for anyone who signs up. And Cameron is just the first. Eventually, each of the authors at Stories Rule Press will have a Starter Library of their own. Three stories chosen to give new
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For the last couple of months, I’ve spent a surprising amount of time working on books that have already been published. Not rewriting them. Not editing them. Rebuilding everything around them. That’s one of the peculiar things about being an indie author—or, in our case, an indie author who also happens to be part of
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August may look quiet from the outside, but behind the scenes authors are tending stories the way gardeners tend their plants—patiently preparing for the season ahead.
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A thriller writer’s Google search history can look alarmingly criminal—especially when questions about silencers, DNA and extradition sit beside tomato varieties, bitter cucumbers and homemade hummus.
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Writers rarely work on just one book at a time. While readers see the finished novel, there’s often an entire queue of stories in progress behind it—drafts, edits, serials, and ideas waiting for their turn. Here’s a look at what’s currently occupying my writing desk this summer, from new thriller adventures to ongoing serial fiction and the next novel waiting in the wings.
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Grace Worthington is facing a situation that’s already spiralling out of control—and someone involved may be helping, sabotaging, or both. Details remain… classified.
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I forgot to bring my own time-travel thriller to the market. Not sold out—forgot to order it. Which is impressive, considering I wrote it. If you like high-stakes time travel, moral consequences, and science that actually matters, this is your reminder.
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