Andrew McEwan's Blog: Words Are the Gravy On the Mashed Potato of Life - Posts Tagged "readhead"
The Orange Propelled
By nature I am an impetuous sloth. I hang upside from branches for days and then suddenly, without thinking it through, I fall off.
As previously mentioned The Orange Propeller is now out in paperback and should find its way onto Amazon in a couple of weeks. Of course you can buy it from Lulu now if you like. I have discounted it by 25% (as Ocellus). That said an ebook version may appear this weekend and you'll be able to download it for nowt sometime shortly thereafter. Or you could enter the Goodreads giveaway. Six signed copies up for grabs. As a rule buying early versions of my novels is a good idea given the inevitable revisions down the line. The exclusivity of an unexpurgated tome! With that typo. Oh yes.
Quite pleased with the cover for TOP. The painting is Russian. It was hard tracking down something with a donkey - as one features in the novel, name of Susan. I may also offer a Special Prize for anyone who can spot the Pynchon character ref. Thomas Pynchon taught me how to write, don't you know.
Well, as it's Valentine's Day, I should get back to flirting with the redhead of my aquaintance on Facebook. One day I might just find my muse. One day I might just write a proper blog. What's that you say? There are no rules? Then what is there left to break? Things of an authoritarian nature are by definition there to ignore, otherwise we'd all be pissing on our own legs, and jelly fish stings aside that's no way to have fun.
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As previously mentioned The Orange Propeller is now out in paperback and should find its way onto Amazon in a couple of weeks. Of course you can buy it from Lulu now if you like. I have discounted it by 25% (as Ocellus). That said an ebook version may appear this weekend and you'll be able to download it for nowt sometime shortly thereafter. Or you could enter the Goodreads giveaway. Six signed copies up for grabs. As a rule buying early versions of my novels is a good idea given the inevitable revisions down the line. The exclusivity of an unexpurgated tome! With that typo. Oh yes.
Quite pleased with the cover for TOP. The painting is Russian. It was hard tracking down something with a donkey - as one features in the novel, name of Susan. I may also offer a Special Prize for anyone who can spot the Pynchon character ref. Thomas Pynchon taught me how to write, don't you know.
Well, as it's Valentine's Day, I should get back to flirting with the redhead of my aquaintance on Facebook. One day I might just find my muse. One day I might just write a proper blog. What's that you say? There are no rules? Then what is there left to break? Things of an authoritarian nature are by definition there to ignore, otherwise we'd all be pissing on our own legs, and jelly fish stings aside that's no way to have fun.
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Words Are the Gravy On the Mashed Potato of Life
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