Weekly Blog - Monday 27th October
Having recovered from a bout of near fatal man flu, I’m back on blog duties once again this week. The interview that I recently did for WriteWords is now up on the site. WriteWords is an on-line source of inspiration and feedback for writers, where you can post sections of your work and invite constructive criticism. Click here to read the full version of the interview. In further publicity related news, my next book signing at the Norwich Branch of ASDA is now just a few days away. The signing will occur on Saturday 1st November from 11 a.m. until 12.30 p.m. and I hope to see some of you there.
On the writing front, work on the third novel in the Zac Hunter series, The Beholder, was slightly impacted by both the aforementioned bout of man flu plus a sizeable turf laying project that I had on in my back garden (80 square metres, and boy, those rolls of grass get heavy in a hurry). Despite these distractions, the total word count for the novel has now passed 80,000, and the remaining fifth of the book should see the murder and mayhem ramp up another few notches!
Cheers,
Steve
What’s Steve been listening to this week?
Black Ice – by AC/DC (this one’s on heavy rotation!)
Songs For The Deaf – by Queens of the Stone Age
Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace – by Foo Fighters
On the writing front, work on the third novel in the Zac Hunter series, The Beholder, was slightly impacted by both the aforementioned bout of man flu plus a sizeable turf laying project that I had on in my back garden (80 square metres, and boy, those rolls of grass get heavy in a hurry). Despite these distractions, the total word count for the novel has now passed 80,000, and the remaining fifth of the book should see the murder and mayhem ramp up another few notches!
Cheers,
Steve
What’s Steve been listening to this week?
Black Ice – by AC/DC (this one’s on heavy rotation!)
Songs For The Deaf – by Queens of the Stone Age
Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace – by Foo Fighters
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