Will is an author of science fiction thrillers. His first book, Stan, was published in 2013. His latest book, City of Hope, was published on 25 November 2020.
Thursday, 24 July 2014
FOG on more platforms
FOG is now available on the Sribd. rental platform, as well as more outlets. The full list can be found here.
Friday, 11 July 2014
FOG Out on Amazon and Kobo
FOG is already available on Amazon UK, soon on Amazon.com and on Kobo (Nook)
Amazon.com - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LOGECXU
Amazon UK - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00LOGECXU
Thursday, 10 July 2014
Stan free for a week ...
From Monday 12 July, for one week, I'm selling Stan for nowt. That's nothing, free, zero pounds.
It's set up on Kobo, so Amazon and others should follow, using price-matching principles.
After that, the price will be revised to £1.99, or equivalent.
It's set up on Kobo, so Amazon and others should follow, using price-matching principles.
After that, the price will be revised to £1.99, or equivalent.
FOG is Alive!
Well, after many months of writing, editing, more editing and yet more editing, FOG is ready for the world.It's different to Stan, but is a tale that had to be told.
Today, 10 July 2014, it's available on Amazon and Kobo. More will follow later.
Have a gander - you can download free samples from most of the merchants.
Enjoy (hopefully)
Will
Sunday, 23 February 2014
FOG progress
FOG is progressing. I should be finished with the first draft soon. My characters are trashing bits of northern England at the moment - I hope no-one minds ...
Full list of outlets for Stan
I've just updated the list of places where you can get copies of Stan. Don't forget, you can download free samples, if you're not sure you'll like it.
Saturday, 30 November 2013
FOG Progressing
I'm up to 46,000 words now. My characters are on their way north at the moment. They're in Newcastle. I'm trying to use real places, but it's twenty years in the future, so I can take liberties.
I'm not sure how far they'll get - I can only wait for them to let me know. It's strange, the characters really do take on a life of their own. I set an overall plot and local objectives, but it's better to let them work out what they want to do. Or maybe it's me that's strange ...
I'm not sure how far they'll get - I can only wait for them to let me know. It's strange, the characters really do take on a life of their own. I set an overall plot and local objectives, but it's better to let them work out what they want to do. Or maybe it's me that's strange ...
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