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About Tim C. Taylor

Tim C. Taylor writes science fiction and is the author of 22 published novels. His latest book is 'The Last Redoubt', published by Theogony Books. Early 2023 will see the release of the Time Dogz trilogy. Find out more at humanlegion.com

The Reality War breaks out today

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

Time-traveling science fiction series The Reality War launches today with Book1: The Slough of Despond. This is science fiction adventure at its best, with light-touch allegory inspired by The Pilgrim’s Progress, and set in John Bunyan’s home, the sleepy English … Continue reading →

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Are you brave enough to enter the mind of Paul Melhuish?

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

I loved this recent amazon review of Paul’s short story Necroforms. I think the reviewer found the story more than she bargained for. Not entirely her thing, but she wrote: “The imagination of the author is unreal, I sure wouldn’t have thought … Continue reading →

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You are a boundless idiot if you read science fiction, horror, or fantasy

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

You’re on the Greyhart Press website, so there’s a fair chance that you enjoy the fantastic literature of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. But did you know that in enjoying such literary delights, you are displaying boundless idiocy? It’s official. … Continue reading →

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Free eBooks and other Greyhart Press events this Feb

Posted on February 3, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

FREE BOOK – FEB 4th Tomorrow, Saturday 4th Feb is a free promotion day on Amazon Kindle Stores worldwide for David Fraser’s YA short story The First Last Robot. This is a fun read about chasing robots across the Solar … Continue reading →

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Dare you visit The Mill?

Posted on February 3, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

Horror novelette The Mill has been slowly picking up an impressive tally of reviews by book bloggers. The latest thumbs up came from The Horror Fiction Review where writer, publisher, and blogger Nick Cato had some fine words to say about … Continue reading →

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Get ready for the Mayan Apocalypse

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

December 21st 2012, the end of the Mayan Calendar. I’m getting excited about the run-up to this big date. An awful lot of nonsense is getting spouted about it, of course, but that’s all part of the fun. I was … Continue reading →

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Our author Gill Shutt has been awarded turtles

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

Gill with her YA saga-told-in-verse has picked up another great review, this time at YA book blog: Howling Turtle where The Legends of Light was awarded four turtles. If I was awarded turtles, I would have no idea what to do … Continue reading →

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eBooks: are we in a bubble?

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

This morning, I read an article in the Guardian (a newspaper here in the UK) that’s provoking plenty of argument. It asserts that the growth in publication of eBooks is a bubble and will inevitably burst. I didn’t agree entirely, … Continue reading →

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Get ‘The First Last Robot’ for free on Amazon: Feb 4th

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

On Saturday, Feb 4th, our YA short story: The First Last Robot will be free from amazon.com and amazon.co.uk This promotion lasts for one day only. Don’t miss out!

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The Reality War. First novel launched: February 9th

Posted on January 21, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

Book1: The Slough of Despond In 1992, Radlan Saravanan runs a small business out of a Tudor cottage in the sleepy English village of Elstow. But Radlan was born in 2951, and when he falls in love with a local … Continue reading →

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