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Of rain, swords and Ellen Ripley: my first Author Interview!
I’d like to thank the tenacious and outstanding Anneque G. Malchien, blogger, writer, reviewer and all-round awesome egg, for asking for and recording my very first author interview. I discuss writing, the universe and everything, talk a little about myself … Continue reading
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Who Wants Free Books?? Of course you do!
The inimitable Anneque G. Malchien is running a Christmas raffle for all us bookworms! It’s FREE and the prize is a virtual stack of e-books, including Tuned to a Dead Channel, the collection of dystopian sci-fi short stories that includes … Continue reading
