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Happy Bank Holiday!

To celebrate this wonderful Bank Holiday Monday, Finding Pandora: Book Two is FREE to download on your Amazon Kindle for today only. Plus, Book One is still only 99p/99c to purchase if you want to catch up on the action. That's two books for less than $1/£1! You can download and read the novels on your smart phone with Amazon's reading app which is also completely free of charge. CLICK HERE The book is also available in the US and in other territories around the world or FREE on Kindle

The Struggle

Happy Sunday! I love to write and I love to read. I also love to think about the two, sometimes at the same time, which makes my head busy and constantly indecisive. I'm an indie author and occasional editor as well as a writer of a twelve part epic fantasy series, a three part post-apocalyptic series and now a one-off novel I started yesterday.  So, how do I find time to write and the motivation to juggle everything? I manage my time, sort of. I work full time so writing all day, everyday just

Finding Pandora Is A Featured Read

Thank you to my readers in the US and the UK who have read and reviewed Finding Pandora: Book One! The book is now featured on indiesmiles.com. Please click here for the link and the review. Alternatively you can find reviews on Amazon UK, Amazon US and Goodreads! Regards, E. Rachael Hardcastle

Finding Pandora: Book Two, Coming Soon!

Evening everyone, Thanks for dropping by.  Finding Pandora: Book Two (World), due for release at the end of May 2016 in both paperback and Kindle format, has been in the works for a long time now. I am so excited to share a sneak preview of the cover, which will look slightly different when printed due to colours and positioning over at Createspace. When the new proof copy arrives, I'll do an unboxing video so you can see exactly what the finished product will look like.  If you need help

Yes, I write Poetry Too

Hi all, So occasionally I'll write a poem and this is for one of two reasons. 1) I'm feeling emotional and need to get those emotions out of my head and onto the page.2) I need to clear my head of 'writer's block' and free up some decent ideas using a different strategy. I find poetry writing to be a fantastic way to resolve both those issues. I wanted to share an old poem of mine with you that's kind of depressing, I'm not going to lie, but it's one of my favourites. Let me know what you think!