Yearly Archives: 2012

A bit of language history – how some of our everyday expressions came to be…

A bit of language history – how some of our everyday expressions came to be…. via A bit of language history – how some of our everyday expressions came to be….

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Top-10 British & American English confusions ~ part 1

Yesterday, I threatened a top-10 list of my favourite examples of Britain and America being divided by a common language. Well, I’ve got a lot of preparation to do for the YA books that started this off in the first place, so … Continue reading

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Badger’s Waddle… coming soon

Quirky and surreal, the politely offensive book Badger’s Waddle by Nigel Edwards was lost in one of its alternate realities for a while. But we’ve tracked it down, and nailed its hide firmly into the fabric of our world in … Continue reading

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I say “The High Street”, you say… “The Main Street” !?!!

A woman walks into a convenience store outside Portland, and asks the guy behind the counter to get her some fags. The guy frowns and looks at her more closely. There’s a kind of manic look behind her eyes. She … Continue reading

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Looking for a great historical fiction? Look no further – “The Last Sunset” by Bob Atkinson is here!

Click on the cover to get it on Amazon today! Book Description: Nuclear Armageddon blasts through time itself, dragging people from different eras into a turning point in history. The year… 1746. Around Fort William, the Scottish Highlanders are in … Continue reading

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‘Special offer’ VampCon is KND Kindle Fire book of the day

VampCon — our vampire thriller from Armand Inezian — is the Kindle Fire book of the day over at Kindle Nation Daily.  Now’s a good time to try it out as the Kindle version of the book is 25% off at … Continue reading

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Teasers… Dead Edit Redo/ Dead to Rights

A couple of days ago I wrote about our forthcoming duo of horror, poetry and good medicine: Dead to Rights and Dead Edit Redo. Here’s a little more to whet your appetite with a blurb for the novella: Dead Edit Redo … Continue reading

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The Reaper’s Walk-ing further afield…

Don Franklin’s novel Reaper’s Walk: Hellstone was published a few weeks ago and the Reaper has been busy spreading to new retailers, including Barnes & Noble, Sony ReaderStore and Kobo. Here’s the latest list of retail sites PAPERBACK amazon.com | amazon.co.uk and EBOOK amazon.com | amazon.co.uk |  Smashwords | Barnes … Continue reading

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A Circularity of Glosas

What is a glosa and why should you care? Glosas are a form of poetry that’s seeing something of a revival at the moment, particularly in Canada, and in no small part due to poet P.K. Page. James Harbeck recently … Continue reading

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November 30th… it’s coming… DEATH FLU!

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