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More Press Coverage for The Invisible College Trilogy

My children were amused at the reference to me in this article as a grandfather, as this is a banned word within the family. I nevertheless hope that the article will provide inspiration to anyone thinking of, or embarking upon, a change of career direction. http://www.chelmsfordweeklynews.co.uk/news/14820350.My_book_trilogy_was_a_real_labour_of_love/

The Invisible College: Article in Local Magazine

I am very pleased with this article, due to be published in a local magazine in November 2016. I am finding that local magazines, distributed free to local homes, are a good source of publicity. Following publication of one article I was approached by a local group who asked me to give a talk. I […]

Draft Cover for A Perilous Journey, the Final Book in The Invisible College Trilogy

Today I received the draft cover design for A Perilous Journey, book three of my The Invisible College trilogy. The background theme is consistent with books one and two: They Do Things Differently Here and Dust and Shadows. The differences are in the predominant colour and the front cover insert. I expected my publisher to […]

The Invisible College Book 3, A Perilous Journey, Out Soon

Book written, editing complete and now with my publisher for layout formatting, A Perilous Journey, book 3 of my The Invisible College trilogy, will be published within a couple of weeks. And so at last – readers of books 1 and 2, They Do Things Differently Here and Dust and Shadows, will be able to […]

They Do Things Differently Here: Extract

When the Walden family moves to Templewood, teenagers Emily and Peter find that leaving the City for ‘a quieter life in the country’ is the least of their problems. Bubbling beneath the surface of their new home are challenges that could change their world forever, and end ours. Templewood is an isolated community that is […]

The Invisible College Trilogy: Sales Rankings

In common with most authors, I am obsessed with indications of sales figures of my books, not for the royalties, but as confirmation that they are gaining a greater audience. I have quickly learnt that selling books is like selling any other commodity: if no-one is aware your product exists, then no-one is going to buy […]