The High Line, Manhattan April 2026
A selection of views from the High Line in Manhattan, walking northwards from the Whitney Museum. It's more enclosed by new buildings than when I last visited in 2024, but there are still enough surprising and attractive views of New York landmarks between the buildings. The planting has blossomed, making it more of an urban […]
Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan April 2026
A collection of photos taken while walking across the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan to Dumbo in April of this year. The late morning sun allowed clear images northwards, towards Manhattan. I had to tweak the photo of the guy with the box camera on the bridge to make him visible against the bright sky. I […]
A Perilous Journey Cover Reveal
My YA dystopian series, The Invisible College Trilogy, first published in 2015/6, will be reissued in Q2 2026 by @burtonmayersbooks, the publisher of my last three books. The cover designs for They Do Things Differently Here, Dust and Shadows and A Perilous Journey are finalised; here is the cover for Book 3. The republication will bring […]
Dust and Shadows Cover Reveal
My YA dystopian series, The Invisible College Trilogy, first published in 2015/6, will be reissued in Q2 2026 by @burtonmayersbooks, the publisher of my last three books. The cover designs for They Do Things Differently Here, Dust and Shadows and A Perilous Journey are finalised; here is the cover for Book 2. The republication will bring […]
They Do Things Differently Here Cover Reveal
My dystopian Young Adult series, The Invisible College Trilogy, was originally published 2015/6. I took the rights back in 2021 and am pleased to announce that the series will be republished in the second quarter of 2026 by Burton Mayers Books, the publisher of my last three books. The cover designs for They Do Things […]
Local Authors Event, Little Baddow History Centre
Together with other local authors, I will be discussing my books at Little Baddow Memorial Hall,Little Baddow CM3 4TA, 7.30pm, Friday 28th November. Rearranged from Little Baddow History Centre. All are welcome.
Hiroshige
The Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858) exhibition at the British Museum, 1 May – 7 September 2025, is well worth a visit. It documents life and travel in Japan in the first half of the 19th century, during a period of imminent change. The exhibition features prints, drawings, illustrated books, and paintings, including triptychs teeming with life […]