These have started going out. Please be patient if you don’t have yours yet – we’ve had more stories and poems submitted and are determined to keep up with editing. The submissions deadline is midnight on March 25th and the … Continue reading →
Underdog Anthology 8 has a title. Riffed on the wide mix of genres it includes and the wonderfully mad music of Tangerine Dream, the genre-fluid Spring anthology will, this year, be titled ‘Transgenre Dreams’. It will also contain a poetry … Continue reading →
Underdog Anthology 8 now has nine authors and twelve stories, and the deadline is still over a week away. For the first time, there will be a poetry section and as this is a non-genred volume the poems, like the … Continue reading →
Underdog Anthology 8 has, so far, eleven stories from seven authors and there is still time for more. Editing is under way and authors will start receiving editor suggestions and author contracts within a week. This is the first one … Continue reading →
Makes a pleasant change from ‘Winter is coming’, doesn’t it? Well, the Spring Anthology (Underdog Anthology Eight) now has seven authors in it and there is time for more. As with all other anthologies, we have a new author to … Continue reading →
For those authors on royalties, payments are now being calculated and will be out by the weekend. The eighth Underdog Anthology has enough stories to be a definite ‘go’, and those author contracts will start going out as soon as … Continue reading →
The eighth Underdog Anthology is open for submissions. Short stories of around 1000 – 2000 words (the size is not set in stone, the payments are negotiable if the story is very short). No fixed genre or theme for this … Continue reading →
Here’s a link to a free sample story from ‘The Gallows Stone’, Underdog Anthology 6. There will be more of these as the anthologies progress. Old Timers
Continue reading →Norman’s House has now been loaded for publication on Amazon as print and Kindle, and on Smashwords as eBooks in any format you want. Finally, after all these years, those who have read Jessica’s Trap can find out what happened … Continue reading →
Well, marketing is a whole different game to publishing. The first thing to do is to grab space on a much better known site, like Facebook. It will take time to load all the books on to that new page … Continue reading →