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“The Brothers” by Asko Sahlberg

The Brothers, by Finnish writer Asko Sahlberg, is the first in Peirene Press’s series of the “Small Epic”. The publisher also draws comparisons with Shakespeare…
26 March 2012
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The future of book talks

There was a time, way back in 2011, when a book event used to consist of an author standing in a dusty…
19 March 2012
  • A Virtual Love

Introducing “A Virtual Love”, coming to a bookshop near you in Spring 2013

Well, it’s been a long time coming, but I finally finished my second novel and it has been acquired by Legend Press…
12 March 2012
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On the Holloway Road £1.09 Kindle promotion

I’ve just noticed that Amazon is currently promoting the Kindle version of my novel for £1.09. The normal price is about five times…
9 March 2012
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What would you like to see?

I’ve been making some changes to this website recently. New Year, fresh start. What do you think of the new look? Please…
23 February 2012
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Finding some inspiration

Sometimes, as much as I like writing, I get tired of it. Towards the end of last year, it became difficult, and I started…
15 February 2012
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  • On the Holloway Road

On the Holloway Road – free sample

My publisher, Legend Press, is offering a free sample of the first two chapters of On the Holloway Road as a special…
24 December 2011
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“Tail of the Blue Bird” by Nii Ayikwei Parkes

This is a VERY belated post for Ghanaian Literature Week, organised by the wonderful Kinna. I signed up for it back in…
3 December 2011
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German Literature Month readalong, Effi Briest – part 3

So it’s week 3 of German Literature Month, organised by Lizzie and Caroline. We’re reading Effi Briest by Theodor Fontane. Why do…
21 November 2011

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