I knew this would happen...
It's always such a lovely thing when someone reads one of your books, and then takes the time to write you you and let you know that they enjoyed it. The first time it happens, it's actually kinda surreal, and even after it's happened a few times, it never gets old.I got home this afternoon to find a card on my desk. Sent via my publishers by a nice lady who'd recently read Into White Silence. She liked it. She took the time to buy a card with a suitable image on it. She wrote a sincere and ver
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I know. I realised when I wrote the book that this device was going to be powerful, but I don't think I really understood just how powerful.
and lightning. Don't forget the lighting...
Musings from an Outer-Spiral-Arm
Just some random, probably very sporadic musings on my life in the world of books, academia, and nappies.
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I still cannot reread either the short or the novel (I read the short twice and the novel once, barely), precisely because crossing that line is so powerful.