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This was embarrassing. I looked through the paperback edition of Chronicles of Marsh when it arrived in late October last year, and didn’t spot any problems. Imagine my shock and horror when I read through it before finalising Princelings Revolution
The paperback version of Chronicles of Marsh is now available through Ingram: order by ISBN 978-0-46-445403-8 or wait for it to appear in the online retailers.
I’ve done a new interview for Smashwords about the latest book, Chronicles of Marsh, so I thought you’d like to see it
The countdown is now on to the launch of Chronicles of Marsh. We’re back on schedule for release on November 14th. Pre-order at iTunes, Kobo, B&N, and Amazon. That’s now a universal link for the Amazon book. The chapter illustrations are the
As always (maybe) followers of the Princelings series get the first view of the cover of a new book. So here it is… another wonderful illustration by Dani English … The book is currently on schedule for release on November
It’s the same old story, really. Chronicles went to the editors, came back with a general comment about its structure, and I spent July rewriting it. It seems to be a pattern, these days, rewriting the first half (well, third)
Well, I’ve just typed “The end” at the end of my book. The end of the series.
It felt really funny.
Wow. The end of the series. It’s really sad.
You deserve an update on the last two books, since it’s been four months since I last posted. In that time I’ve mainly been working on my other series, and on other things entirely. That’s my excuse, anyway. Finishing a
I’ve started writing book 9 in the Princelings series, the Chronicles of Marsh. My Camp Nanowrimo project this year was to finish editing one of my other books. Since I did that, and I was only two-thirds of the way
Princelings fans may be wondering what’s happening next, since The Princelings of the North came out in January. I wrote a couple of short stories around Christmas time that suggested further developments in tensions between Fred, the different types of