Yeah, okay, it's not THAT much of a reveal since you could probably tell exactly what it would look like but still...it's pretty exciting for me! I think it looks fantastic and will hopefully draw in listeners once it goes live on Audible and iTunes in a few weeks. I have heard Nick Denton reading... Continue Reading →
Yep, The Druid will be available this summer in audio form, which I know will make a few of you happy. The narrator is Nick Denton who recorded some of David Pilling's novels and his reading of chapter 1 of The Druid had me wishing he'd already completed chapter 2 because I so wanted to keep listening!... Continue Reading →
Yes, The Druid has already been at number 1 in some of Amazon's charts - it stayed at the top of the "Celtic, English & Welsh Myths" list for about 3 months after it came out after all. BUT, the highest OVERALL position it had ever reached in the UK was around top-500 or so. Well, yesterday... Continue Reading →
In The Druid, Bellicus starts off in modern-day Milton, West Dunbartonshire, and heads up along the A82 (roughly!) through Duntocher. I was working here today and knew there was an old fort located in the park, so I nipped in and took a few photos. To be honest, there's practically nothing to see of the old... Continue Reading →
When writing my previous Forest Lord novels I was working a full time job, and, as a father of small children, it wasn't really possible to travel south to research the locations I was writing about. But my new Warrior Druid of Britain series, although it still includes many parts of England as settings, sees... Continue Reading →
A short guest post I did for Tony Riches's website about researching The Druid. "What did they wear? What did they eat, drink, do for fun?" Check it out here: https://tonyriches.blogspot.com/2019/01/guest-post-by-steven-mckay-researching.html
