At last, the Spring anthology, ‘Spring Broke‘, is complete and published. All author payments have been sent out and so this one can be ‘put to bed’. It’s late but then this anthology has no serious deadline, unlike the Halloween … Continue reading →
Due to recent medical issues and a resulting backlog of work, Leg Iron Books cannot deal with new novel submissions at this time. Anthologies will continue as usual but we have to clear or at least reduce the backlog of … Continue reading →
It’s that time again. We have not looked at sales too hard since this winter’s Great Disconnection where even the mobile phones were out. Hopefully there will be some good sales to report but with the world distracted by one … Continue reading →
The Halloween anthology is now closed to submissions, although there are two promised stories that could still appear in time. Not much time because the Christmas anthology opens for submissions on October 15th, until November 30th. The rule is the … Continue reading →
The backlog of novels still exists but is reducing. Mark Ellot’s next book, ‘Reiver’, will soon be available and the Spring anthology will open for short story submissions between March 1st and April 2nd. This one is a free-for-all, any … Continue reading →
It’ll soon be that time again and unfortunately it looks like being another ‘meh, not much’ but at least it’s not zero. Leg Iron Books is a tiny publisher, a minnow in a shark pond. Our purpose is to get … Continue reading →
You want to give your bad guys more depth? You want them to be more than one-dimensional evil? This guy has some hints… http://villain.libsyn.com/episode-53-why-we-do-what-we-do-in-the-shadows
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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 →