I was recently invited to be part of a collection of interviews about music and how it plays a part in books and writing. You probably already know music is massive for me, so I really enjoyed doing this for the Witty & Sarcastic Book Club. You can find the interview HERE. Please check it... Continue Reading →
THE DRUID on special offer UK and USA!
If you are a Kindle owner you might like to know that the first book in my Warrior Druid of Britain Chronicles, The Druid, is just 99p in the UK all May, and now it's 99c in the USA for a few days too! If you've yet to start this series, why not try it... Continue Reading →
Grimdark Magazine’s stunning review of The Druid
GRIMDARK, the renowned fantasy magazine, recently took a look at my novel The Druid and seem to have rather enjoyed it, judging by their review. Although The Druid is historical fiction, I, and obviously the reviewer, think it can be enjoyed just as much by fans of fantasy along the lines of Game of Thrones.... Continue Reading →
Ian Graham, author of Monument, Q&A
I'm VERY pleased to be joined today by a really fantastic writer, Ian Graham. I reviewed one of his two new books a couple of days ago HERE, and now I get to ask him some questions about his work. Read on and enjoy! Hi Ian, thanks for joining me for this short interview... Continue Reading →
“Path of the Hawk Book 1” by Ian Graham. Reviewed!
The Path of the Hawk Book 1 I’ll start this review by telling you Path of the Hawk is a prequel to a book called Monument that originally came out back about a decade ago. I read Monument years ago and it was so good that it truly lodged in my mind, particularly its main... Continue Reading →
My small collection of historical and fantasy weaponry
I've been a fan of historical and fantasy fiction since I was a teenager so, when I got my own house as a nineteen-year-old (twenty years ago) and I found a website called BattleOrders, I realised I could fulfil my fantasies and own all sorts of awesome swords and stuff. And at that time there... Continue Reading →