Category Archives: Pulp Literature
Pulp Literature Spring Cover Reveal
Take a look at this gorgeous cover by Akem for Pulp Literature Issue 18! Along with the latest installment of Allaigna’s Song: Aria this issue features the amazing short story ‘Stones’ by Genni Gunn, and the conclusion of ‘We Come … Continue reading
Free Review Copies Available
Further to the Eligibility Post, Pulp Literature Press is making free review copies of all their 2017 publications available this month. That includes Allaigna’s Song, so if you want to snag a copy (in exchange for an honest review, award … Continue reading
Special on Pulp Literature Issue 16 till Hallowe’en
The Autumn issue of Pulp Literature is spectacularly spooky this year. It contains no fewer than two ghosts and one ghost town, three very different end-of-life experiences, ghouls in coffee shops, unidentified monsters in the subway, and of course, the latest … Continue reading
Come and say hello at the SiWC Author Signing!
I’ll be signing copies of Allaigna’s Song: Overture (as well as Pulp Literature issue) at the Surrey International Writers’ Conference Author Signing, this Saturday, October 21st, from 5:30 – 7:00pm. The event is free to attend, and you can meet … Continue reading
Next Allaigna Instalment Out Soon
Verses 6 & 7 of Allaigna’s Song: Aria will be release soon in Pulp Literature Issue 16, Autumn 2017. Here’s a snippet … Verse 6: The Bard’s Bail The sun was unseasonably bright and cheerful, I thought, given my mood. … Continue reading
Tonight’s the Night: Allaigna’s Song Launches!
It’s been a long time coming … I started writing Allaigna’s Song: Overture (well, just Allaigna really, because I didn’t have a title and I didn’t know there were going to be three books) over a decade ago. It went through about … Continue reading
Meet Brenda Carre’s ‘Gret’ in Pulp Literature 15
I’m delighted that Allaigna’s Song will be sharing centre stage with Pulp Literature Issue 15 at the Summer Launch on July 10th. Not just because of S Ross Browne’s stunning cover painting The Huntress. (Though I confess I might be jealous if Melissa … Continue reading
Cover Reveal!
I know, I know, I’ve neglected this blog for months. What can I say? I’ve been busy! But this is pretty exciting … the beautiful cover for Allaigna’s Song: Overture painted by Melissa Mary Duncan with layout and font design by Kris Sayer. I … Continue reading
Brothers, Sisters, and Lullabies
With the Something Novel campaign in full swing, I thought maybe now would be a good time to share the first chapter of Allaigna’s Song: Overture for those who haven’t had a glimpse yet … Allaigna’s Song: Overture JM Landels … Continue reading
Stella Ryman, a sleuth for all ages
Have I mentioned how much I love Mel Anastasiou’s Stella Ryman and the Fairmount Manor Mysteries? Of course, I may be biased. I was there when Stella was born, in Mel’s beautiful house on Bowen Island, overlooking the water, with … Continue reading