The first hardback copy has arrived, it’s Mark Ellot’s ‘Renegade’. It looks good, but we did hit a newbie error. The frames given for the cover suggest that the outer edge would wrap around completely into the interior but we … Continue reading →
The next book released is Mark Ellott’s ‘Renegade’, a tale of piracy in which many buckles are suitably swashed. It should have been out a long time ago, as should several others in the queue. This also marks the first … Continue reading →
The Spring Anthology (any genre) will open for submissions on February 15th. The closing date is March 31st but this anthology can be a little more flexible on the deadline than the others. It’s not tied to a particular event, … Continue reading →
We are still in the throes of Covid, but life must go on and so must we. The Halloween anthology is now open for submissions until midnight (UK time) on September 30th. Sorry it’s a bit tight but the Christmas … Continue reading →
The next Underdog Anthology closes for short story submissions on 1st April, although this one is no longer tied to any calendar event so we can be a little bit flexible on that – but only by a few days. … Continue reading →
The latest novel from Mark Ellott is now loading on Amazon and is already available on Smashwords. It will shortly appear in Kindle and print formats on Amazon. It seems that if you attempt to add a direct link to … Continue reading →
It doesn’t look like it’s going to be much fun this year, in the UK at least. There will however be an Underdog Anthology as usual. Number 13 has a good crop of stories. Submission has now closed and editing … Continue reading →
The latest release from Leg Iron Books is a short story collection by Wandra Nomad, who is therefore now to be found under ‘authors’ rather than ‘anthology authors’. Wandra also has stories in Underdog Anthology 11, and in the forthcoming … Continue reading →
Less than 24 hours now before the 99-cent prices on eBook novels will have to start rising. It’s not fair to the authors to keep them this low for so long. The 99-cent prices on the eBook versions of anthologies … Continue reading →
If you don’t have a Kindle device, you can download a free Kindle reader from Amazon for pretty much any platform. Advantages of eBooks include, of course, almost instant delivery but also, in this time of fear of each other, … Continue reading →