Hi lovelies. I bit the bullet and did a Kindle version of The Edge of Darkness. I don’t know why I hesitated on doing it, it turns out it’s just as easy to self-publish on the Kindle as it is on Smashwords and CreateSpace. Here are the new places you can download an ebook ofContinue reading “The Edge of Darkness is now available internationally for the Kindle!”
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Guest Interview: Charlotte English of Words About Words
Charlotte is a lovely lady I met on Twitter, and I was instantly drawn to her blog because she often discusses tropes and ideas in fantasy fiction such as – my favourite – warrior women. Charlotte is another expat… I seem to be collecting them… except that she’s an English lady living in the NetherlandsContinue reading “Guest Interview: Charlotte English of Words About Words”
The Edge of Darkness Launch and Giveaway Winner!
That’s right, loyal blog followers and random people who just happened to drop by: my first novel, The Edge of Darkness, is now available for purchase. YAY! *throws confetti, gives out balloons and cookies and fairy bread etc* So far it’s available on Smashwords CreateSpace but as more options open up I’ll let you know.Continue reading “The Edge of Darkness Launch and Giveaway Winner!”
Just a quick reminder on The Edge of Darkness giveaway
My international giveaway of my first published novel, The Edge of Darkness – a soft sci-fi dystopian about cyborg former prisoners of war in space and their mutiny aboard an old transport ship – closes in roughly seven hours. For everyone who’s subscribed to my blog recently and not commented on this post, you’re missingContinue reading “Just a quick reminder on The Edge of Darkness giveaway”
Publishing On A Budget: Lulu vs CreateSpace
If you haven’t yet been notified, I’m publishing my first book, a soft sci-fi dystopian about cyborg former prisoners of war and their mutiny aboard a transport ship (I love my elevator pitch SO MUCH! Ahem.) this September. Go here for the chance to win a paperback copy (Lulu version) of the book. Speaking ofContinue reading “Publishing On A Budget: Lulu vs CreateSpace”
Lissa Bilyk 