The design for the front cover of The Wave is now finished and I have to say its looking pretty pimpin!!!
Artwork is by the amazingly talented Lola Dupre and type setting by FiST.
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Im pleased to announce that my debut novel The Wave will be part of the launch of Publishing the Underground from Dead Ink Books. The new platform will be launched on the 1st of October 2015 and feature stunning artwork from acclaimed designers Lola Dupre, Darren Hopes and Liverpool studio, Wasted Heroes. Join us at one
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Great to see the finished cover for my upcoming pocket-book The Open Cage. It will be published by the brilliant InShort Publishing. More details to follow soon…. For those curious about these lovely looking chapbooks here is an image of some of the early prototypes from InShort’s workshop:
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Narrative and the future of artificial intelligence Originally published by H+ Magazine (http://bit.ly/WV0mD2) Narrative in the modern world Human culture is dominated by the concept of narrative. Everywhere from the boardroom to the playground, from casual conversation to complex political discourse the idea of the story is key. How we process and build these narratives
My short story collection Ambi & Anspi is available to download for free or read online at Philistine Press: http://philistinepress.com/page_70.html
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Great new cover artwork for my upcoming short story collection to be published by Philistine Press. More details to follow soon…
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Part one of my new novel Dust is out now on Amazon. Described as “a collision of Anna Kavan’s heroin-fueled novel Ice and the epic sea shanty that is Moby Dick” and “an apocalyptic journey through the barren, mystifying landscape of the human psyche“, you can get it now for kindle for just $0.99 or drop
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My review for literary magazine…. At the start of chapter 5 of Jason Schwartz’s short novel, John the Posthumous, we are told, in a brief aside, that the title derives from a Medieval French King, alive for only five days. This character is never mentioned again and any reader looking for an explanation as to why
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Great new concept artwork by Michael Zigerlig for my sci-fi dramedy SOMA. To receive updates about this project simply fill out your email below:
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