Posted 16/08/2021 in Blogging
No matter which tools you choose, remember that the most important thing is to get those words on the page. If a great tool for other writers detracts from your writing practice, don’t use it.
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Review by Simon Brenncke *****
Posted 19/02/2021 in A Whisper from Shadow
I wholeheartedly recommend this novel to anyone interested in sci-fi, and also to those interested in contemporary political thrillers who do not mind a sci-fi background to the story.
My new SF novel ‘All My Sunsets’ out now!
Posted 15/09/2020 in Blogging
Struck down with a melanoma, his doctor told him he had five years, then twelve months, then four weeks. The only thing that could save him is an experimental drug, but fates had other things in store for him.
How to Develop a Sound Habit of Reading with Interest?
Posted 28/04/2020 in Blogging
Reading opens new worlds where you can explore characters and places. It boosts your imagination and satisfies the desire for something new.
Review of ‘January River’ by Bernard Jan ****
Posted 17/04/2020 in My Book Reviews
With ‘January River’, Bernard Jan drags readers into Ethan’s life with narrative that is often haunting and stirring, bringing the book’s characters into sharp relief.
An interview with The Faerie Review
Posted 09/03/2020 in Interviews
I set out to write Autumn Leaves to explore what I hope are genuine personal challenges set against tragedy, lost love, and possible fulfillment. The gossamer wings of love can snare us and make two people content for life, or they can flutter away in a moment without any rational reason, if there is ever a reason why love fades.
Posted 04/03/2020 in Autumn Leaves, Book Reviews
Vučak’s writing is as eidetic as that of his protagonist. Like Sinclair, the author knows how to provide the right detail at the right time, or enough to fill scenes out with a third dimension. The reader spends their time with Dr. Sinclair and no one else.
Review of ‘The Most Beautiful Insanity’ by Heather Wilde *****
Posted 20/02/2020 in My Book Reviews
A thoughtful reader will find a lot in this atypical book, as will someone who is simply interested in a good, diverting novel.