Writing in Ice published today!
Writing in Ice: A Crime Writer’s Guide to Iceland
Writing in Ice: A Crime Writer’s Guide to Iceland is published today!
Based on my blog of the same name, which I have posted here as well, it's a memoir of researching and writing a detective series set in Iceland – the breathtaking landscape, the vigorous and occasionally eccentric people, the volcanoes and the elves, with a little bit about how to pull together a good detective story.
It should appeal to readers of my Magnus novels, as well as anyone intrigued by Iceland as a possible tourist destination, or someone planning to write their own crime series set overseas.
Lilja Sigurdardóttir, one of Iceland’s top crime writers wrote: “I totally recommend this book for anyone who is interested in Iceland and crime fiction. It is fun to read, accurate and funny. LOVE IT!” But maybe she was just being nice.
Now, how to buy it. If you want to buy the ebook cheaply from Amazon, then try this link; it should also be available through other ebook retailers.
The paperback should be available to order from any bookshop worldwide, or from Amazon, of course. If you would like a signed copy or have trouble ordering it, you can try my local bookshop Lutyens and Rubinstein in Notting Hill in London: they have some copies in stock and will send one to you.
If you buy it, I hope you like it. And if you do like it, please leave a review: it really helps, especially at the beginning of a book’s life.
Writing in Ice: A Crime Writer’s Guide to Iceland is published today!
Based on my blog of the same name, which I have posted here as well, it's a memoir of researching and writing a detective series set in Iceland – the breathtaking landscape, the vigorous and occasionally eccentric people, the volcanoes and the elves, with a little bit about how to pull together a good detective story.
It should appeal to readers of my Magnus novels, as well as anyone intrigued by Iceland as a possible tourist destination, or someone planning to write their own crime series set overseas.
Lilja Sigurdardóttir, one of Iceland’s top crime writers wrote: “I totally recommend this book for anyone who is interested in Iceland and crime fiction. It is fun to read, accurate and funny. LOVE IT!” But maybe she was just being nice.
Now, how to buy it. If you want to buy the ebook cheaply from Amazon, then try this link; it should also be available through other ebook retailers.
The paperback should be available to order from any bookshop worldwide, or from Amazon, of course. If you would like a signed copy or have trouble ordering it, you can try my local bookshop Lutyens and Rubinstein in Notting Hill in London: they have some copies in stock and will send one to you.
If you buy it, I hope you like it. And if you do like it, please leave a review: it really helps, especially at the beginning of a book’s life.
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