Matthew Sylvester
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Getting published – think you’ve got what it takes?
Getting published is, for the vast majority of authors, the name of the game. They want to share their worlds, the people they’ve created and the trials and tribulations that make the book something they’re proud of. It doesn’t matter what genre they write for, it all boils down to doing something that they love, … Continue reading
Happy 2015 – Let’s hope it’s productive
One of my hopes for 2015 is that I managed to get more things done, but only of things that matter. I’m talking about more quality days with my family, more time spent with friends, more time spent improving my life and that of those I love and care for, and no more (or reduced … Continue reading
Writing for the Black Library – Think you’ve got what it takes?
Writing for the Black Library is a dream for many fans of the Games Workshop universes set in Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40k. Its fans are legion and dedicated, and the universes are packed with ideas that have people salivating as they line up to buy the next Sarah Cawkwell, David Guymer or Dan Abnett book. Some … Continue reading
My 2014 blogging in review, aka why you should use wordpress
I love how WordPress.com does this for its bloggers. I have found wordpress to be an excellent way to blog, both when I hosted it on my own servers and on their servers now. It’s easy to use, great to tie in to a number of social media networks and this report is a fabulous … Continue reading
The Jade Suit of Death – by Josh Reynolds
Charles St. Cyprian is a royally appointed wizard, with an acerbic apprentice who prefers percussive conflict management to Charle’s more oral version. Together they find themselves battling demons, a lost Chinese antiquity, and their fellow man. Set in the 1920s, this is a rip-roaring jape of an adventure where fags, tea, bullets, kukhris and magic … Continue reading
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