The Empyreus Proof is out now on Kindle (paperback soon), published by @snowbooks. Sequel to The Goddess Project, with more body transformation, more ill-advised magic, more Fire Stealer animaths (and a map!) #excitedauthor
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To celebrate my new novel The Green Man being published I'm giving away two signed copies, and will ship anywhere in the world.
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@SKBalstrup Will you be hand-drawing the lettering too? I love it on e.g. John Craxton's covers for Patrick Leigh Fermor and I think it would suit yours.
@Siegel_Jan@BBCiPlayer And such a brilliant opening. Two minutes of people silently coming in to sit round a table, and then, "Right! we shall start." Sounds utterly banal, but in reality captivating.
@JackieMorrisArt @BBCRadio4 One of my favourite birds, and I'm thrilled they are now established on the South Downs. I love hearing them "pronk" (and all their other vocalisations).
@SussexWildlife Our local blackbird has two favourite phrases. One I think is mimicking a blue tit, the other is a particular musical phrase it seems fond of. These two account for at least 50% of its singing. I've never heard a blackbird with less variety!
@Siegel_Jan "What are YOU doing here?" Opera singer Willard White spoofed this to great effect on a radio show I heard once. No memory of which, of course.
@LevParikian Magpie sayings have different origins though. They're not legally allowed to publish because they plagiarise so often, so publishers send them the galleys encased in suet.
@222aghoststory @ChichesterFT I saw the play yesterday afternoon. Brilliant, BUT, can I ask you to rethink the crude jump-scare screams and flashing lights at the ends of scenes? They add nothing to the thoughtful story but are terrible for nervous people, and have still left me quite anxious.
@ememess @tommy_edwin1212 Some sparkling wins international competitions. I've tried it myself and it's very good (if pricey). But why you'd want to serve it in a pint mug I'm not sure.