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Wereworld: Rage of Lions
…g them out and bringing them to life. Rage of Lions picks up the plot considerably compared to Rise of the Wolf, which was rather journey-ous, unlike its sequel where betrayal, love, and war are key parts of the plot. The scope of Rage of Lions has massively increased, incorporating not just Drew, but also points of view from a great number of the frankly giant cast of characters. Jobling’s “battle prose” is entertaining and pushes the story forwa… Continue reading
Department 19 Giveaway result…
…So, the winner of the SIGNED, HARBACK copy of Department 19 is… Mel! Thanks to everyone who entered! Mel- I’ll be sending this off within the week. I’ll also email you to confirm that you won it, seeing as I’m not using surnames. All your details will be erased. Note: the winner was drawn randomly using random.org… Continue reading
News Roundup #3
…steries, will be published on the 2nd of June. As part of that, Caroline Lawrence will guest post, right here, on the 7th, and a review of the fantastic novel will be published later this week. Click here to see who else is on the blog tour for The Western Mysteries, and you can watch the wonderful (and American- I never knew this!) Caroline Lawrence talk about The Western Mysteries by clicking here. And, lastly, you can also read an extract of Th… Continue reading
An Interview with Tom Clempson!
…like how a method actor prepares for a role. I listened to all the old albums that I listened to as a school boy and just sat for hours at a time remembering what it was like to be in teenage skin and all the issues that went with that – confidence problems, fitting in, relationships, peer pressure, bullying, exams, puberty – all things that seem to be timeless teen turmoil. This was all helped by the fact that I still have the mental age of a ch… Continue reading
Blog Tour: Caroline Lawrence’s First Western
…roup. Like a knight of old, Paladin would ride into town, help someone in distress and ride out again, usually into the sunset. I don’t really remember any of the stories, just Richard Boone as that extraordinarily sinister-looking Western hero, so unlike John Wayne, Gary Cooper or even Clint Eastwood. Also, it had a great theme song with these lyrics: Paladin, Paladin, where do you roam? Paladin, Paladin, far, far from home… Have Gun, Will Travel… Continue reading
News Roundup #5
…“The fault, dear Brutus is not in our stars/ But in ourselves that we are underlings“. My friend Aaron from Guy Gone Geek did a wonderful post collecting all the details and infomation from John Green’s live vlog which I suggest you read. John Green has also said that EVERY first edition copy will be signed- so pre-order to get a guaranteed signed edition! The Fault In Our Stars is due for publication March-ish 2012. And finally, I’ve been gettin… Continue reading
News: Western Mysteries Trailer
Lots of news recently, but I promise I will post a review tomorrow! Anyway, today is the official unveiling of a trailer for the first book in the Western Mysteries: The Case of the Deadly Desperados by Caroline Lawrence, who wrote one of my favourite childhood series; the Roman Mysteries (and whom I an indebted to for all my Roman knowledge!). The Case of the Deadly Desperados is getting quite a big hype about it (not a negative hype! A good hyp… Continue reading
An Interview with Sean Olin…
…es after. If you can imagine your way into disturbed mindsets, and come to understand the motivations that lead people to do the terrible things they do, you become a bigger, a better person, less likely to make snap judgments about others, more likely to have compassion. Or that’s the ideal, anyway. Also, it’s fun to write about really bad people! They get in a lot of trouble, and trouble is never boring—especially when it’s happening to someone… Continue reading