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News from the Tin Man

Some juicy gossip this morning from the other side of the globe. Tin Man Games - the creators of Gamebook Adventures - have been rather busy of late.

First up, there's the exciting news that Gamebook Adventures are coming to the iPad! To read more about this news item, click here.

Secondly, they've released the covet artwork for forthcoming GA #3 Slaves of Rema - and very cool it is too.

And thirdly, the promo video for GA #2 Siege of the Necromancer is now online. And you can watch it right here!

The Black Templars duology

With a new Black Templars story out now in the 40K anthology Legends of the Space Marines and with talk of Crusade for Armageddon and Conquest of Armageddon appearing as part of the Black Library's Print on Demand range next year, I thought you might like to see this...

An interview for the Myasthenia Gravis Association.

I was recently interviewed by Paul L. Mathews for his blog Struggling On. His aim is to give encouragement to wouldbe writers whilst also raising money for the Myasthenia Gravis Association.

You can read the short interview here, and find out more about the work of the Myasthenia Gravis Association here.

Blood Royal - reviewers needed

Now I know that although Blood Royal isn't on official release yet some of you lucky people have got a copy already, and have possibly even read it as well. Well, if that's the case, I would be eternally grateful if you would pop a review up on Amazon (or your preferred web store). As they say, every little helps...

It's business time

Having put it off for far too long, I've finally had myself some business cards made.


The company I used is called MOO and I also should thank the guys at Abaddon Books here for letting me use the cover art from my Pax Britannia books.

33 - something a little different

July sees the publication of 33, a collection of short stories that pushes the genre into new territory, or at least into the 33 borough of East and West London. And one of the short stories you'll find within its pages is I Love Richmond, by yours truly.


This was something of a departure for me, as it's not the type of subject matter I normally write about. It's contemporary, it's a love story, it's told entirely through dialogue, and it's... Well, to say anymore would give away the twist.

33 is published in July and is available from Glasshouse Books.