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Hellooo… Been quite busy recently with different writery things (is that a word? Heck, I’m a writer. If I say it’s a word, it’s a word). The best and worst thing about being an indie author is that you get to do/have to do everything on your own. You can pay to get covers done, but having several art qualifications under my belt, I feel like I should be using them for something, so I’ve been doing some fresh covers for Bright Future and A Fifth Visitor. I’ve also been editing Richmond’s Roadshow Revelation ready for publication soon. Been looking into the wonderfully complicated world of Amazon advertising as well. I think I’ve got my head around it now, but it’s just a matter of having the time to do it all. Anyway, best get back to it…

Not posted an update for a while. Sorry about that, but I’ve not been slacking, honest. I’ve mostly been going over all the Pulse Hospital Radio Chronicles and seeing how I can improve them, ready for the launch of the new collection of five stories (including the new one “Richmond’s Roadshow Revelation”). Still looking for inspiration for the cover, but I’m sure something will hit me sooner or later. Also been working on a multi-part story called “Good Neighbour” which will be published exclusively to this website each week for a number of weeks (maybe six?), so don’t forget to tell all your friends. Depending on how successful it is, I might make it a regular venture. Anyway, best get back to it. Goodnight, dear readers.

At the moment, I’m working on a story with the working title “Good Neighbour” which I’ll be publishing in separate parts on this website. It’s about a guy called Tony who’s being a bit too curious about the new neighbours and then gets sucked into their potentially dangerous world.

I’m also working my way through the editing of the Pulse Hospital Radio Chronicles, ready to publish a new collection of five stories. As always, I’ll keep you posted.

Editing on the Pulse Hospital Radio Chronicles is going well. I’m up to Richmond’s Podcast Crisis now, and I’m surprised at how little I need to change. Enough time has passed since I wrote it that now I can enjoy it more from a reader’s point of view. Ideally with everything I write, I’d let a year go by before going back to my first drafts, so I can be truly objective, but there’re too many stories to tell and expose to the world for me to get away with that. Anyway, back to it.