Author Archives: Tim C. Taylor

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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

Badger’s Waddle opening soon to visitors

Posted on May 3, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

Terry Pratchett stand aside, and the spirit of P.G. Wodehouse raise your cup of tea in acknowledgement of a new master of wit: Nigel Edwards’s masterpiece, Badger’s Waddle, will be published Thursday, 9th May. This is a book that manages … Continue reading →

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Summer Scares: Follow the Reaper’s Walk for only 99 cents

Posted on May 3, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

In Reaper’s Walk: Hellstone, you’ll find packs of werewolves clashing and running in secret through South Carolina. If that’s your thing, get the eBook now, because we’re offering the novel at a special promotional offer of 99 cents through May … Continue reading →

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Guest Post and Giveaway: “It’s a matter of genre” by Claire C. Riley

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

We’re restarting out guest post series with this article from author Claire C. Riley. There’s a lot of pressure on authors to write books that fit neatly into a genre category. That pressure extends to publishers too. Claire, though, is … Continue reading →

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Who is G. L. Adamson?

Posted on March 25, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

Today I’m delighted to tell you a little more about our new, talented, and possibly heteronymic author, G. L. Adamson, who has written a satirical dystopian book, The Death of the Wave that we will be bringing to you later … Continue reading →

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Terror stalks Northern Ireland, and you can experience it for free!

Posted on March 15, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

This promotion is now closed. Subscribe to the website to keep up to date with our latest promotions. “…full of menace and suspense with shocks and horror punching their way through the pages…” 5-stars ***** “I am not usually a … Continue reading →

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Today we’re #bringingbacktheglosa

Posted on March 14, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

It’s here! Our two new book launches are available in paperback from amazon.com and amazon.co.uk; in Kindle Stores worldwide and on Smashwords. It’s all part of a scheme to revitalize a form of poetry that entranced early Renaissance European courts… … Continue reading →

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The Clearing is now available from the Nookstore

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

There’s an ancient evil stalking the wooded hills of western Pennsylvania, and now you can read about it on your Nook in exchange for $2.99 at the Barnes & Noble Nookstore. Follow this link to the page on B&N. A … Continue reading →

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7 Vital facts about Dracula.

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

Pulp vampire thriller author, Armand Inezian, has written an article about Dracula. We’re talking Bram Stoker here. Did you know that Dracula did his own housework? No? Well, now there is no excuse for ignorance because Armand has explained all. … Continue reading →

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Read vital facts about werewolves. Then win a werewolf novel.

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

Author Thomas Rydder has revved up his (virtual) tour bus once again and driven to a new stop, the Obsidian Poet website of Shannon McRoberts. Werewolf fans will devour his guest post about werewolves and then enter a competition to … Continue reading →

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Posted on March 9, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor
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