Now that we are onto the third book in the series I felt it was time to stand back and have a look at the collection. Book One, Walks in Mevagissey Area was the first and something of a prototype and as such, it’s fabulous but also can be improved upon. For books 2 & […]
Over the Christmas period, I decided to experiment with an audiobook. Being my own publisher means that I get to play with format and presentation and I have really enjoyed it. After the physical book came the e-book, with all the new challenges that that threw up. And now I figured I’d have a look […]
OK, so that’s the next ten shots wrapped up and published. Shot One “The First Shot” is now available on all e-readers and is free of charge. The Amazon Kindle may still be 99p for a few days whilst Amazon tries to change the price for me. This will be a permanent introductory offer to […]
Well, all bar the sweeping up and a bit of publicity, my book is done. It is written and published and yet here I sit feeling concerned and deflated. When it launched as a digital version over the weekend I was nervous but began to receive some lovely feedback. As nice as that was there was […]
Right I have bundled the first ten shots together to get the ball rolling. Step right up!! 99p When everyday life is anything but everyday. Ten short sharp columns on a range of topics. It’s a pick ‘n’ mix collection of funny takes on family life, political observations, rants and daydreams. Is Father Christmas real? […]
I’ve been playing with a new idea about book deliveries. It’s going to be a bit of an experiment but here is what I have in mind. Every week I shall release one or two of my columns, currently featured in my two books. When I get to ten I will remove them from my website, and […]
Edits, done. Proofs, done. Images assembled, done. Files sent to the typesetter, done. Deep breath, done. DONE! Thank you so much, everyone, for your help and support. Details on printing and publication in a few weeks time but should be ready sometime in July. I will be back in touch with my advance readers closer to […]