Nice review of Flood Waters Down in @centralbylines from Stoke-on-Trent sci-fi writer Brendan Nugent.
Certainly brings out the dystopian side of my novel - but there's optimism & hope too!
Thanks also to Brendan for a top endorsement on Amazon.
https://t.co/5hR2UhmEs9
@GeoffreyLean@fionaharvey "I wrote this novel for the other 20-11%," he replies tongue in cheek.
"With the weather getting more extreme and El Nino on the way, it's one way of bringing home the real-life effects of climate change."
Just published - from bookshops & online.
https://t.co/KSxZR9PtWn
@andycorneys With the imminent return of El Nino and the warming world's climate getting ever more extreme, my new future-looking novel is becoming more relevant by the day!
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Getting some great reviews
"An absolutely amazing book... fully developed characters, well executed plot... mature & intelligent."
"A warning, a lament... a mirror held up to civilisation... the ending lingers like an undying ghost in the machine."
https://t.co/KSxZR9PtWn
Elon Musk last week launched a massive rocket that detonated in the Indian Ocean.
Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin rocket exploded during a test last night.
Both cheered on this environmental destruction, calling it progress.
Billionaire avoid introspection. Without introspection, there is no capability of accountability. The definition of power, unchecked.
The same thing happened here in Cromer. What kind of people are these, what kind of upbringing did they have, and what are they teaching their children?
@Rob_Coppinger@Keir_Starmer Seems to me that if this is happening in the UK as early as May then it's going to be a dreadful summer - "water company criminality" sums it up well. It's no laughing matter.
Both #scifi & #clify work best when they're believable enough to challenge normality & make you uncomfortable.
Flood Waters Down & The Sentient Ones explore futures that feel unsettlingly close - shaped by climate change, technology & choice.
But how close is too close?
With temps set to soar in UK there's no better Bank Holiday read than my new climate thriller 'Flood Waters Down'.
A story of survival, resistance & moral reckoning.
"Richly descriptive, deftly complex & harrowingly convincing."
Purchase now from bookshops or online.
With temps set to soar in UK there's no better Bank Holiday read than my new climate thriller 'Flood Waters Down'.
A story of survival, resistance & moral reckoning.
"Richly descriptive, deftly complex & harrowingly convincing."
Purchase now from bookshops or online.
@ProfBillMcGuire Copy ordered from the lovely independent bookshop 'The Travelling Bookshop', which I will be picking up from their pitch at Sleaford market on Friday. π₯π
One of the pleasures of publishing a first novel is discovering how other people describe it.
Huge thanks to my brilliant editor Vanessa Anderson @FreelanceOwl for this wonderful post about Flood Waters Down.
βClimate fiction with teeth, tension and meaningful layersβ¦β