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Tag Archives: rowankind
Due Process
My publishing process goes like this: The publisher offers a contract (negotiated by my agent) which may be for one, two or three books, and on signing I get half the advance. My agent takes the agreed cut and I … Continue reading
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Tagged crossways, empire of dust, jacey bedford, Nimbus, psi-tech, publishing, rowankind, Silverwolf, Winterwood, writing
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Committing Trilogy
As I write this blog post I’m editing and polishing my third Psi-Tech book, Nimbus, the last in my trilogy of space operas (though there may be more ahead set in the same universe—it’s too early to tell, yet.) It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, fantasy books, historical fantasy, psi-tech, rowankind, science fiction, space opera, trilogy, writing, writing advice
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Silverwolf Cover Reveal
I’m so excited to be able to reveal the cover of my upcoming book, SILVERWOLF, second book of the Rowankind. Due on 3rd January 2017 from DAW, Silverwolf follows on from WINTERWOOD in which Ross, my cross-dressing privateer captain has … Continue reading
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Tagged book cover, cover, cover art, Larry Rostant, rowankind, Silverwolf, writing
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Winterwood Cover Revealed at Fantasy Book Cafe
I’ll be putting the cover of Winterwood up here in a few days but in the meantime there’s an exclusive cover reveal at Fantasy Book Cafe.
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Tagged book, book cover, books, Corwen, cover, Magic, Pirate, Ross Tremayne, rowankind, Sailing Ships, Silverwolf, Winterwood, writing
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Winterwood Page Proofs
I’ve been concentrating on the first draft of Silverwolf, the second novel in the Rowankind sequence, which will follow on from Winterwood, due to be published in February 2016. Now I have to break off because my final obligation to … Continue reading
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Tagged book three, book two, page proofs, proofreading, publishing, rowankind, Winterwood
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