It’s interesting to watch what happens after I launch a book, because when you sell a couple of copies, it’s very reassuring – but it’s also sometimes surprising. I’ve shipped three (Edit: I just checked – four!) copies of the e-book, (not bad) and whilst two of these have been Domestic purchases (Great Britain) one …
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Lost and Found
I’ve noticed a few Adventurers have gone their separate ways from the blog – I wish them luck on their travels and endeavours, and thank them for stopping by and sharing the fire on occasion. May your paths be straight, the road be firm and your burdens light. 🙂 When I first started this blog, …
Congratulations
Thank you everyone, we’ve hit a large milestone today! One-Hundred fellow adventurers! 100! A Century, three-figures, triple digits! Thank you to my supporters old (as in long-suffering) and new (as in welcome to the madhouse) alike as we continue to grow this small, but cozy channel 🙂 Still learning what everyone likes and finds interesting …
Bouldering.
The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones. Confucius – all round clever chap. This blog now has 80 Adventurers! Isn’t that something? 🙂 Welcome new travellers, I hope that you find something you like within these unruly mutterings! Thank you to everyone who keeps reading and liking, it’s helping all the time. So what is …
Thanks!
This was going to be a huge ramble, but I thought coming to the point and adding an update would be less gruelling for my fellow Adventurers! Thank you to whoever bought my book (Children of The Glyph) in the past few days – I really appreciate it and I am always grateful to the …
Awards Season?!
A heartfelt thank you to Monica from TinyTotsPoetry for nominating me for the Liebster Award, which is a badge of honour for up and coming Bloggers. She’s been nominated herself and congratulations to her! 🙂 Part of the Award Rules are to answer a series of questions and nominate twelve other Bloggers – this is …
Dead Horse
Nearly quit. I was ready to throw the towel in and then the Dauntless Crew threatened Rebellion! (Gasp) They said I couldn’t stop now, so I agreed – or face their terrible wrath and I am but one humble scribbler. I had to retire to my Chaises-Longue. Then, you lovely people decided you were going …
Slogging It Out
Well that was gruelling. No, not a 25k run. Not a forced march over the freezing mountains. I salute you if you have done either of those things though! No, Part One of Rebellion of Mars has now gone through Second (proper) draft! I had to re-write so much of it, the ‘S’ letter on …
Armistice Day
I usually write a poem for Armistice Day here in Britain as it’s one of my important days (being an army brat), so I thought I’d leave this here. It does have a ‘Tommy’ slant, but I’d like to think that if you’re a reader from elsewhere, you will see it as universal. It is …
Pat on the Back
Authors have to build bridges before they cross them. They do this by three things: Hard work, Research and the Support of those they trust. Arron Owen Yes, I quoted myself. That’s it, I’m a snooty, nose in the air, chaise-longue dwelling artiste, but enough about me, this is about people that help. Behind every …
Mightier Is The Pen 