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August 28, 2009

Autumn

Over the course of the next few weeks and months, people around the world are finally going to be able to see the AUTUMN movie (and I mean the proper, finished movie – not the poor quality, unfinished rip that was leaked online and which has been unfairly generating bad press around the Internet recently). At the end of the day, AUTUMN is a low budget indie horror film which, like many indies, will be released wherever deals are made, whenever those deals are made. It would have been great if th

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Published on August 28, 2009 04:22

August 24, 2009

The Men They Couldn't Hang – UK Tour

Our favourite punk-folk band and stars of HATER (new readers click here for an explanation) head out on a UK tour in September. Click the image below for dates or visit www.tmtch.net for more information. I'll be there, but if Swill comes at me with his guitar you won't see me for dust…!

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The Men They Couldn't Hang – UK

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Published on August 24, 2009 05:41

August 22, 2009

HATER movie update

Check out this article over at Shock Till You Drop who managed to grab a quick word with Mark Johnson, one of the producers of the HATER movie.

Can't tell you how excited I am about this…

Oh, and while we're on the subject of HATER, keep an eye on this site in the coming weeks for news of more editions of the book and the first word on DOG BLOOD, the second book in the series due for release in 2010.

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Published on August 22, 2009 02:32

August 20, 2009

If you get knocked down by a car, do you care what colour it is?

Strange title for a blog post I know, but I have a question and I'd appreciate some feedback.

My books typically deal with the end of the world in one way or another, but I'm generally more interested in how people deal with whatever's happened to them than with the cause of 'the event' itself. If you were trying to survive through an apocalyptic scenario, let's say (very topically) a pandemic, would it really make any difference to your struggle if the killer disease was man-made, a naturally oc

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Published on August 20, 2009 12:48

August 11, 2009

HATER audiobooks and ebooks


Just a quick post to announce that the audiobook edition of HATER is now available from Blackstone Audio. Also, the book is available in a number of different ebook formats from various retailers:


Amazon Kindle (US only)

Mobipocket (US, Canada, Mexico only)

Sony Reader (UK)

Adobe


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Published on August 11, 2009 12:50

August 9, 2009

I screwed up

I made a mistake which was preventing this site's registration process from working. I don't know how long it's been broken, but it's fixed now. If you've tried registering recently and not been able to, please try again. Sorry for any inconvenience. I am a hack.

Thanks to Craig for making me aware. That's another one I owe you, Craig!

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Published on August 09, 2009 13:06

August 3, 2009

The HATER cover story

I was thrilled to hear from Keenan at www.fwis.com who recently posted this commentary about the HATER cover. I'd been meaning for some time to put together a piece about the genesis of the cover so here it is! Thanks again to www.fwis.com.

The cover of 'Hater' has always been a strong selling point. When I designed the original 'Infected Books' edition back in 2006, I knew that I wanted something that was visually striking, relevant to the novel and, perhaps most importantly, something that didn

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Published on August 03, 2009 08:03

July 24, 2009

Friday frustrations…

Working from home is something I wanted to do for a long, long time. Don't get me wrong, most of the time it's great – no commute, a comfortable office, food and drink on tap. I can work in the bedroom, in front of the TV, in the garden, in the bath…

Not wishing to sound ungrateful, but the downside of home working is having to share the office with the rest of the family. We're on day 5 of the 40+ day summer school holiday and if I had any hair I'd be tearing it out right now. I love my kids dea

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Published on July 24, 2009 10:37

July 23, 2009

Revenant Magazine

If you're a fan of zombies, either in print or on screen, chances are you're already aware of the Revenant Magazine website. For several years it's been a great online resource for zombie followers, boasting a wealth of living dead news, interviews, reviews and more. In recent years they've expanded and now host an annual zombie film festival (click here for details of this years event).

This week the editors have announced that Revenant is about to make its debut in print form with the release i

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Published on July 23, 2009 04:01

July 20, 2009