Tag Archives: reading

Chained Soul – Part One

We’ve got an exciting new development this week! Welcome to part one of a new serialised novel that I’ll be releasing right here on the blog! You can also read this series at Tapas or Wattpad, in case one of those is your preferred reading platform – I’m open to any other suggestions, too! Quick warning: this series does contain strong language, so if that’s not your thing, you’re free to skip this one!

The Inspiration Behind Twisted Bloodlines

In honour of the recent re-release of Twisted Bloodlines (the revamped and extended second edition is now available for free at Smashwords, for 99p on Kindle and £9.99 as a paperback) I thought I would go back… back to a time on the cusp of the pandemic, when I was in college and had the idea to write up the very first draft of Twisted Bloodlines.

Get Ready For Twisted Bloodlines – Second Edition!

This will be a shorter blog post than usual, because it’s more of an announcement than anything else. If you haven’t been over on my Instagram or Facebook, you might not have seen my posts about the second edition of Twisted Bloodlines, so here’s the news: it’s coming!

Look At A Book: Lighter Fluid

Okay, so this week we’re going to do something a little bit different. Instead of highlighting some of my short fiction, I’m going to start a new blog project over the next few weeks: highlighting one of my books in each post! I’ll be going through some background information, the essential details and some fun little tidbits to see if each book would be a good fit for you as a reader. It’ll be nice to take a look back at some of my older works and hopefully, you’ll be able to find something that interests you! So, let’s kick off the first Look At A Book with my first-ever novella: Lighter Fluid.

Purgatory Inc.

This is an interesting little short story exploring a possible afterlife, so I really hope you enjoy it! I think the overall vibes are similar to my upcoming novella Sweet Dream, Bitter Reality and also some of the poems in Aleatory Poetry, so feel free to check them out if you’re interested to see more of this sort of writing from me.

Release Day – The Demon Of Darkenhall Lane

Couple of quick questions for you today! Do you like fantasy novels, specifically fantasy of manners? Are you interested by the concept of a fantasy city with a fiercely hierarchal, Victorian-esque society/technology level where Demons, Reapers and Souled (the normal humans) live side-by-side in an uneasy, gossip-fuelled coexistence? Does the added element of a slow-burn gay romance alongside a complex mystery narrative intrigue you?