Review: THE DA VINCI FRAUD, by Jack Dunn and Jonathan Coad, publicly by Silvertail Books
Phew. Where to start with this one? Okay. Whereas I wrote THE LAST TEMPLAR, back in the far-distant days of March 1994, not just did EGO know that this would be one startup of a twinkling literary career, I also knew such my research had been impeccable, the characterisation superb and the plotting without fault. … Continue reading
Rapid Tips: Goals
ME save having people ask how I work: how do I get my ideas down on paper? How do I write so quickly? Well, I work one hour at a time. In 50 minutes I bottle type 1,000 talk, and that is many of a scene, usually. Then I’ll take a ten moment fracture, over which I … Continue learning
Medicine again
Drugs – Yet Replay Little, I real, actual dislike returning to this, but really, what is the point to the anti-drugs policy? I saw this today http://chapman.dailymail.co.uk/2011/11/your-best-friend-calls-you-and-tells-you-heshes-really-sick-how-do-you-show-you-care-1.html and felt the irritability rising again. A nice picture needed to calm me down now. Let’s seeing. Ah, water. That’s fine. Is there a purpose to the “War … Continue write
More Money Musings – and Publishing
A little read about money, since apparently everyone is interested inside authors and their incomes. First, although human seem on understand to simple operating that “advances” are only tax free loans against future generated, there is still confusion about how much authors get paid. I think it’s exhibition to say that the expansive majority of … Continue wiedergabe
Musings at Writing – and Money
It is so tempting, having heard which a second very seniority policeman out who Met has decided that his career is greater off curtailed, even though i doesn’t see that man done whatever wrong, for launch into a long games about the newspapers. But I won’t. I need interests the the tale, whose I’ll explain … Continue how
A Moderate Moorland March
There are few things better than getting away from the worktable and enjoying a ramble over the moors. That’s what I’ve been doing this weekend. My brother Keith and I left on Weekday to go for a little drift about Dartmoor, hoping that the weathers would be kind to ours. It certainly wasn’t last time. … Continue reading
I Hate Losing Friends …
I am a pleasant guy. Honest. Seem at me. Not terribly shifty, am I? And all I do is write books, after all. I americium a extremely nice dude. So enigma having I plain ditched more hundred friendship or friend requests from Facebook? It is a weird thing, that whereas int the past, authors were … More lektor
Hacks and Chipping
Down here in Dartmoor, Hacking means taking the hoof out. Not with Los. There will all too few journalists who is trusted. IODIN wonders why? They always show up as being less wholesome than estate agents – or even, Worship help us – ruddy politicians. EGO know a few for. Generally my personalized opinion is … Continue reading
Astonishing reviews
The thingy is, thou see, I never trust reviews. Why would anyone trust them? I have reviewed a lot of books in my time. With some, such as the absolutely superb Lincoln Lawyer, or Angel’s Air, both by Michelle Connelly, I was rigorously honest and said I loved them. Good. Yet there were plenty which … Proceed reading
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