Cats Collection Updates – And Other News
Hi there! It’s certainly been a while since I’ve posted something on this blog, but hopefully everything will be getting back on track soon. I’ve been very busy with uni work and also my beta reading work on Fiverr (interested? Here’s the link!) but I’ve also been working hard in the background to get some things ready.
For example, the new editions of the Cats Collection books are now out! New editing, new covers and just an overall refreshed experience – feel free to check them out. As per usual, they’re all available on Smashwords for free or Amazon (make sure you check for the latest edition) if you’d like to purchase a physical copy. I’m also planning to release a special physical copy with all three books contained in one book with a new cover as well, so stay tuned for that!
On Gentle Wings is still in production, and hopefully should be getting close to a release soon. I’m also considering a release for The Demon Of Darkenhall Lane which might happen at some point this year, which should be awesome. In general, I’ve just been really busy with both work and university but now that the academic year is coming to a close, I’m hoping that the summer will bring with it some exciting new writing developments which I can’t wait to tell you all about. Oh, and this might be a bit of a hesitant commitment, but I’m planning to have a new short creative piece posted on the blog for you next week – hopefully a return to form!
If you’d like to support me in any way, the absolute best way to do so at the moment would be to pick up a free copy of any of my ebooks, give it a read and then leave an honest review once you’re done. I have to recommend Everything Under The Rainbow (LGBT+ YA short stories and advice, specifically for UK teens) because it’s probably the book that is closest to my heart and always will be, but I also have a variety of novels and poetry collections for you to peruse as well. I’m sure at least one will take your fancy!
And now, I suppose the only thing to do is to sign off – and hopefully see you again this time next week!
-Oskar Leonard.
