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Stuart Ayris - The Truth About Trees
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Aunty Janet
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Jul 21, 2012 03:47AM
Sounds good!
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Thanks Sefano! I am really looking forward to writing it. Particularly as I have convinced my wife, Rebecca, that research demands I visit The Cavern Club in Liverpool!
Just finished The Bird That Nobody Sees and Stuart you have done it again,I am almost(but not totally) speechless.This speedy reader took her time and just submerged and drowned in the beauty of the narrative.The final 40% I read in the garden. Time and again I had to stop,soak in the words,relish the essence of the lines and truly appreciate not just the story but also the world and people around me.
You have a wonderous gift Stu and every time I read one of your books I feel as if you have let me share it and in so doing have given me a present and for that I thank you.
You are so kind - and I can't thank you enough. I guess it is a strange old world but it's beautiful too - I'm beginning to realise that, the older I get. So glad you liked The Bird That Nobody Sees - means the world to me. Cheers!
So the FRUGALITY Trilogy is now two books in - Tollesbury Time Forever being Book 1 and The Bird That Nobody Sees being Book 2. I am in the process of standardising the formatting for both books and changing the covers to reflect the fact that they are books in a trilogy. I am hoping all will complete by start of play tomorrow. I have just begun writing the third book in the trilogy - I Woke Up This Morning.
To the toppermost of the poppermost people!
Oh - and I will be releasing Tollesbury Time Forever as a paperback in August followed by a paperback version of The Bird That Nobody Sees later in the year...
I'm happy things are moving fast in this direction. Paperback means more people will be able to enjoy your books!
Thanks people! Been working all day on the paperback version. Managed to get a bottle of Claymore up the corner shop too. Cheap and dirty but does the job!
That would get very messy!! Well I've just pressed the button so I'm hoping the paperback version of Tollesbury Time Forever will be available soon!
Well the final amendments have been done to the paperback version of Tollesbury Time Forever. I hope to have the final proof copy with me by Wednseday and for it to be available by the middle of August. There is a preview of the cover over on my blog.... http://tollesburytimeforever.blogspot...
Cool Stu!I forgot to tell you that I am currently reading your new one (and loving it) and noticed the other day that it is my 100th read on my Kindle, makes it even more spesh:-)
Wow Stu! You are Emma's Century - what an honour! I know she'll be enjoying it. Mid August for your paperback sounds good.
Great stuff Em!!And yes, Kath, I am honoured indeed! My birthday is on August 13th so I'm hoping it comes out on that date!!
The final paperback proof for Tollesbury Time Forever should come through today. The Bird That Nobody Sees is to be the UK Kindle User Forum's Book Club choice for August and I wrote another thousand words of I Woke Up This Morning last night. All looking good!!
Just a little reminder that The Bird That Nobody Sees is currently the Book Club Book of the Month to read for August on the UK Kindle User Forum. Here is a link to the discussion if you want to participate - http://www.kuforum.co.uk/kindleusersf...
Paperback and Kindle versions of Tollesbury Time Forever now available on the same page - at last - blog post with links!http://tollesburytimeforever.blogspot...
I've put together a collection of 36 poems which will be entitled: "Bighugs, Beer and Bears" - hope to have it out within in the next week or so!
Got a paperback in the post today by some bloke or other... Ayris, I'm sure I heard the name before somewhere!
Hurrah!!! Just editing the poems - cover almost done and hope to be ready for release by the weekend!
Stuart wrote: "Hurrah!!! Just editing the poems - cover almost done and hope to be ready for release by the weekend!"Great. Too bad I had to block my credit card because someone manged to clone it! And was not my wife! ;) hope the new one will arrive early next week!
Stuart wrote: "Hope it all works out mate!! Cheers for all your great support!!"Yes thanks, the problem was so evident that I had no problem recovering my money.
I have just put a review of Barnaby Rudge by Charles Dickens on my blog... http://tollesburytimeforever.blogspot...
Just received the following two reviews from the same person on Amazon...The Bird That Nobody Sees
2.0 out of 5 stars Not for me
Sorry to be the first to differ but I didn't enjoy this book, about a third of the way through I started skipping and just read the conversations so that I git the gist of what happened at the end.
I didn't like the angels concept and found too much detail and not enough story.
Tollesbury Time Forever
2.0 out of 5 stars Not for me, 22 Sep 2012
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Mulled Red
I was disappointed with this book after the rave reviews that I had read on here, I can see that this is a well written book but I struggled to finish it.
The insight into the mind of the subject was interesting but I found it all a bit too weird.
I then saw that they gave Life of Pi 1 star and Fifty Shades of Grey 4 stars. Hurrah!
Actually Stu, I didn't really enjoy the Life of Pi. However, I wouldn't take the word of anyone who would mull a red!
Good point! I actually loved it. But as they say on Match of the Day - "It's all a game of opinions!"
Stuart wrote: "Just received the following two reviews from the same person on Amazon...The Bird That Nobody Sees
2.0 out of 5 stars Not for me
Sorry to be the first to differ but I didn't enjoy this book, abo..."
He he, I was a bit sad till the end when I was finally relieved. :)
You know I am a great fan of yours so I might not to be objective but I must say that a lower review might be positive as many people are diffident of 5 stars only books.
To tell the truth, these two reviews are a bit strange, I don't understand how someone can read book 2 of a trilogy when he did not like the first one, if I don't like the genre of a book I don't blame the author.
S.
Well Stu, that person's opinion is certainly valid. Perhaps they would have enjoyed the more if you included more open discussion about sex toys.Perhaps something for you to consider including in your current novel. ;)
I agree Patti - with the first bit anyway! II think it's great that people leave reviews and express their opinion - and long may they have the opportunity to do so.Sex toys in I Woke Up This Morning? Who knows what the next Chapter will bring?? ; )
Stefano wrote: "Stuart wrote: "Just received the following two reviews from the same person on Amazon...The Bird That Nobody Sees
2.0 out of 5 stars Not for me
Sorry to be the first to differ but I didn't enjoy..."
Stefano, I had the same thought yesterday when the writer of the book I'm currently reading announced he got a 1 star for book number two from the person who gave a 1 star to book number one ! If I don't like something I don't even finish it, let alone force myself to read the next one ! There's not enough time to read all the books I want to read, why waste it on something that never got me excited in the first place?
Lorraine - Lover of Jellybeans wrote: "Stefano, I had the same thought yesterday when the writer of the book I'm currently reading announced he got a 1 star..."I don't even bother reviewing books I don't like. This might be a bad habit but if I already lost time reading a bad book I don't want think about it any more.


