My second novel, Perfections, was originally published in the dying days of 2012 by a fledging digital publisher and was made available only as an ebook. Surprisingly for me -- as books published in the dying days of years are easily overlooked for awards -- it still managed to pick up a couple of significant honours: … Continue reading Perfections Finally in Print … and a Launch!
Tag: Twelfth Planet Press
Caution: Contains Small Parts – A Cover and a Launch!
Very exciting news today! My Twelve Planets collection is finally done, dusted and off to the printers. It's called Caution: Contains Small Parts and will feature two short stories and two novellas. As she has done with the rest of the series, Amanda Rainey has produced a brilliant cover that manages to capture the feel … Continue reading Caution: Contains Small Parts – A Cover and a Launch!
Twelfth Planet Press at the Melbourne Writers Festival
Somehow, it's already August and that means the Melbourne Writers Festival is just around the corner. Twelfth Planet Press is hosting a fun little shindig this this year so, if you'll be in Melbourne later this month, please come along. As well as being a general showcase of TPP's exciting adventures in publishing thus far, … Continue reading Twelfth Planet Press at the Melbourne Writers Festival
Interim: Twelve Planets Podcast at Embiggen Books
I've been very remiss in reporting back about the fabulous Continuum 8 last weekend, and I hope to rectify that very soon, but here's a little podcast I wanted to get up ASAP. Because of the convention, a whole bunch of normally interstate folks were in Melbourne and so it was deemed an appropriate opportunity … Continue reading Interim: Twelve Planets Podcast at Embiggen Books
A Study in Blue: Salvage by Jason Nahrung
Because if you can't plug the soon-to-be-published books of your beloved, what on earth can you plug? I love this cover for Salvage so very much. It captures the feel and mood of the novella perfectly -- the team over at Twelfth Planet Press have done a splendid job as usual, and I'm looking forward … Continue reading A Study in Blue: Salvage by Jason Nahrung
