I blame this one on my day job. Exam / coursework season just blitzed me. I am intensely jealous of some my Black Library colleagues, who only have to worry about hitting their own deadlines. I have to worry about my own and a couple of hundred students as well. Oh well, exam season is over but at the time I simply couldn’t keep the plates respectively called ‘full time job’, ‘Legion of the Damned' and ‘blogging’ all spinning at the same time. Unfortunately one had to take a back seat (more like it had to be gagged, tranquilized and dumped unconscious in the boot) and that one was the blog. I also have an apology to make over at The Black Library Bolthole, where my questions have been piling up unanswered.
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Anyway, I’m glad to be back. I’d like to kick off with my second novel, Atlas Infernal - that was released while I was off air and has been getting some great feedback. If you haven’t checked it out yet, can I encourage you to do one of four things: you could read an extract from the novel here; you could read a review of Atlas Infernal from the good people at The Founding Fields here; you could read a second review of Atlas Infernal from more good people at The Founding Fields here; or you could click on the link opposite and buy the novel in its entirety (rather than simply teasing yourself with extracts and reviews). That’s enough about Atlas Infernal now: lots more on it later.
I intend to get back to the kind of blogging regularity I enjoyed earlier in the year – but don’t hold me to it. : ) Thanks for the kind comments in my absence.
2 comments:
Rob - really looking forward to reading Atlas Infernal as I loved Redemption Corps. Have to say I would rather you spend your time writing novels and shorts as opposed to blogging!!!
Ha, ha! Fair point, but writers can't afford to be dressing-gown-wearing recluses anymore. We have to be out there in the world, promoting our wares, even if it is in the world-wide-web!
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