It’s been a while so there’s some catching up to do. First of all, we have gained one author and lost another. Stephen Clothier joins our author list with his first novel, ‘Dreamstalker‘. It’s a well researched tale of ghosts, … Continue reading →
It has been a year of ill health here at Leg Iron Books and the backlog is shocking. Nonetheless, the Halloween anthology will go ahead, opening for submissions on September 1st and closing on September 30th. The Christmas anthology will … Continue reading →
There are multiple books going through edfiting simultaneously at the moment, due to the large backlog caused by last year’s medical issues. At least some of them will appear before the next anthology is due, depending on the degree of … Continue reading →
The 22nd Underdog Anthology for Christmas 2023 was finished in the nick of time. It’s pretty dark this year. There have been many, many delays this year. So there is a large backlog of novels and short story collections now, … Continue reading →
The Christmas anthology is now open for submissions until November 30th. Any genre, as long as Christmas is a central part of the theme of the story. Stories should be roughly 2000 words, but this is not set in stone. … Continue reading →
It has cut very close to being to late this year, but despite multiple setbacks, the Halloween anthology, ‘A Day Off for Angels‘, is available just in time. The print version has a bonus story at the end, partly because … Continue reading →
The Halloween anthology (UA21) has been dreadfully delayed by hospital stuff, which isn’t completely over yet. The worst is past, I think, but there will be more medical meddling in the coming weeks. It has taken them six decades to … Continue reading →
There’s been A Thing. I will be getting a rather spectacular kidney stone removed on the 29th April September [it was very late when I typed this] (I hope, it didn’t go so well last time). This means I’ll likely … Continue reading →
There have been many delays and problems in the background this year, some of them very serious indeed. We have lost another author – David Davis, whose book we were in the process of editing, has sadly passed away. That … Continue reading →
At long last, this anthology is now available in print and eBook formats. Amazon have a new system whereby the print book shows on the site but is marked ‘not available’ for a few days until the pricing shows up. … Continue reading →