January 2012

My latest publication on Amazon Kindle is something of a departure for me. I’ve published the occasional mystery short story before, but never anything full length. But over six days this month, I sat down and wrote my first ever full length (about the same size as ‘Double Indemnity’) hardboiled detective novel. It’s called The Desert Keeps Its Dead. In it, a former FBI agent called Matt Barrett has been hired to track down a seventeen year-old runaway girl from Oklahoma City. He traces her as far as as Arizona, only to find her in a shallow grave. Searching for her murderer, he starts to realize he is on the trail of a serial killer who’s been operating for years. You can find out more about the book right here.

Oh, and on a related subject, my futuristic mystery tale ‘The Very Edge of New Harare’ is now out in the Jan/Feb issue of Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine.

December 2011

The terrific writer of suspense and horror Ed Gorman has interviewed me on his blog.

And the website Gaslight Gallery has run a short interview with me about my story ‘The House of Blood’ in Dark Arcanum: Uncanny Tales of Sherlock Holmes.

My latest publications on Kindle are a new book of 10 dark fantasy stories — Strange Tales — and two novellas. A Black Glass Slipper is a supernatural thirller, whereas No Man is a science-fiction fantasy. Both were in print about five years back. More info about them and my other 14 self-publications here.

November 2011

More Sherlock Holmes in the 21st Century and The 3rd Sherlock Holmes in the 21st Century are now available on Amazon Kindle.

And my first two Raine’s Landing novels — Dark Rain and Night of Demons — are up there too.

I took part in a 24-hour online launch event for Dark Arcanum: Uncanny Tales of Sherlock Holmes on Bitten by Books.

October 2011

My latest publication on Amazon Kindle is my long, jazz-based fantasy tale ‘A Night in Tunisia.’

September 2011

Gaslight Arcanum: Uncanny Tales of Sherlock Holmes is now out from Edge Publishing, with my story ‘The House of Blood’ in it.

August 2011

The third Raine’s Landing novel — Midnight’s Angels — is now available in hardback.

July 2011

My newest publications on Amazon Kindle include ‘Touched by Magic: Human Dramas in the Paranormal World,’ ‘To Steal an Angel: SF stories,’ erotic thriller fiction in ‘Alsiso,’ and erotic horror in ‘Too Good to be True.’ You can find out all about my self-publications on Kindle here.

June 2011

It’s been an awfully long time since I’ve even submitted anything to Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, but they have recently bought ‘The Very Edge of New Harare,’ a murder mystery set in an Africa of the not-too-far future.

I was at the Amnesty International Bookshop in Brighton on June 18th, reading both my story ‘Sense’ from the Never Again anthology and an old favourite of mine, ‘Lightning Dogs.’ It was a great evening and well attended. Thanks to everyone who came.

I’ve recently put two new books out on Amazon Kindle, both short story collections. They are ‘Dark Futures: SF meets Horror,’ which kind of speaks for itself; and ‘Sherlock Holmes in the 21st Century,’ in which the great detective arrives in our modern age to find himself confronted by baffling, and dangerous, supernatural mysteries. You can find out more about them, and my other e-book publications, here.

May 2011

The hardback version of the third Raine’s Landing novel, ‘Midnight’s Angels’, is now available to order.

And my latest e-publication, ‘The Black Lake: 13 Classic Tales of Terror’, is now available on Amazon Kindle.

April 2011

The trade paperback version of my ghost-fiction collection ‘Our Lady of the Shadows’ has been released.