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Praise from Waterstones Chelmsford

High praise from Waterstones Chelmsford for my The Invisible College Trilogy, now available for discovery on their shelves. I was delighted to meet a potential purchaser while I was photographing the books in place. Waterstones have kindly offered me another book signing on Saturday 3rd December. This is excellent timing, being at the start of the main […]

They Do Things Differently Here: Waterstones Cambridge

I went to Cambridge today. While there, I dropped in to Waterstones to check whether copies of my The Invisible College Trilogy were on display. I was delighted to find copies of book 1, They Do Things Differently Here, but surprised to find them in the Fiction 9-12 section (towards the bottom right), as the target […]

Successful Book Signing at Waterstones Chelmsford

I was very pleased with my recent book signing at Waterstones Chelmsford on Saturday 29th October. I sold a number of copies of each book in the trilogy but also, and in many ways more importantly, the enthusiastic and energetic new manager, Sarah, has agreed to keep them in stock and has offered me another […]

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/

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 […]

My Author Talk to Pupils at Chelmsford County High School, July 2016

I was delighted to have been invited to Chelmsford County High School for Girls earlier this month to give two talks to groups of year sevens on my The Invisible College trilogy for young adults. I have visited the grammar school on many occasions, as two of my daughters, Emily and Hannah, attended, progressing to […]