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I Gone And Done An Actual Book!
The paperbacks for my first ever novel, Zero, arrived this week from the publisher. I couldn’t get the boxes open fast enough. The book looks beautiful. I mean, I know I’m biased and have a certain amount of emotional investment … Continue reading
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Tagged art, book release, cover art, creative writing, dagda publishing, debut, elite dangerous, elite gaming, fantastic on, getting published, hull, J S Collyer, Lancaster, novel writing, occullus rift, published, science fiction, scifi, scifi debut, sic-fi, the novel cafe, writing, zero, zero by j s collyer, zero j s collyer
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Look for me and you shall find!
Hello all! Just a very quick post, as momentum is picking up, just to recap when and where you can find me should you wish to, whether it be my fiction, my pictures, my tweets or my FACE. 1. I … Continue reading
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Tagged book launch, book signing, crowdfunding, dagda, dagda publishing, elite gaming, fantasticon hull, fantasticon uk, fiction, fiction even, fiction writing, gaming, gaming convention, gaming convention uk, getting published, J S Collyer, marketing, marketing fiction, published, sci fi event, science fiction convention, scifi, scifi even uk, social media, space pirates, star wars, zero, zero by j s collyer
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Projects, projects everywhere…and what a lot to write!
Just a quick update on all things busy! I am due a new #FlashForFriday this week, #FlashForFriday being my practice of producing a new piece of flash fiction (short story 1000 words or under) every fortnight on a Friday for … Continue reading
Striking the Balance – Editing as Art rather than Science
Here’s a general update before I get on to my latest revelation about editing: Some writers I know like to focus on one project at a time, but I find it beneficial to have a few irons in the fire. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anneque g malchien, author interview, creative writing, dagda publishing, editing, ezine, getting published, helen hann basquait, horro fiction, horror, horror webzine, interview, J S Collyer interview, novel, novel editing, novel writing, online ficiton magazine, published, publishing, science fiction, the sirens call, webzine, writer interview, writing, zero
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First review for ‘All Hail The New Flesh’
The first review for All Hail the New Flesh is up and it’s a good’un: ‘…after reading “All Hail the New Flesh”, I have developed the view that new authors do have the capacity to spit out of themselves stories that … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Musings on Writing
Tagged all hail the new flesh, book review, dystopia, getting published, isaac heights, J S Collyer, new release, published, publishing, science fiction anthology, scifi, short fiction, short fiction collection, short fiction review, short science fiction, the small girl
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Music, books and more
I’d like to start of today’s post by thanking everyone for the overwhelming response to my last #FlashForFriday – my seasonal spook-fest ‘Wasteland’. I’m so glad everyone enjoyed. It was most certainly fun to write! #FlashForFriday will be back on … Continue reading
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Tagged creative writing, dagda publishing, fiction, getting published, ghost story, horror, horror fiction, m j Wesolowski, published, publishing, sci fi, sci-fi anthology, science fiction, short fiction, short story, The black land, tuned to a dead channel, Wesolowski, writing, writing competition
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