Monday morning inspiration
November 9th, 2009
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My debut novel On the Holloway Road (Legend Press, February 2009) won the Luke Bitmead Writers' Bursary and was shortlisted for the Dundee International Book Prize.
It tells the story of two young Londoners who, inspired by Jack Kerouac's Beat classic On the Road, embark on a similar search for meaning and freedom in modern-day Britain. Worth a read...
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kiss a cloud
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Helen J Beal
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Half Deserted Streets
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ResoluteReader
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Bookforum
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Like Glass
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Me and my big mouth
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Legend Press
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A Common Reader
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The Daily Beat
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Luke Bitmead Memorial Fund
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Dharma Dreaming
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Georgina Dollface
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Tracy Seeley
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Tania Writes
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Greg Watts
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Writing Calendar
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dovegreyreader scribbles
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A Guy's Moleskine Notebook
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Bart's Bookshelf
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Book Gazing
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booklit
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BookSnake Reviews
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Brit lit blogs
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Clueless, ink
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Cornflower Books
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Emma's Thoughts
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Farm Lane Books Blog
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Forgetting the time
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Hey Lady! Watcha Reading?
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How Publishing Really Works
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The Innocent Flower
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Nathan Bransford
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Nik's Blog
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Paperback Reader
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Reading Matters
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Savidge Reads
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Shelf Love
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Silentnovelist
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Stuck in a Book
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Tales from the Reading Room
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Things Mean a Lot
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Valkyrian Sanctum
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Vulpes Libris
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Word Lily
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Zine writer
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Adbusters
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Writers and Artists
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Things syntactical
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Book2book
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African Books Collective
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Granta
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Principia Dialectica
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SchNEWS
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Spectrezine
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New Left Review
I like that quote. It reminds me about the two or three books I would really like to write, but can’t at the moment because most of my time is taken up on other projects.