Category Archives: Nightbound Land
Tate, Hope, The Unliked, and Cicatrix City
So, while I’m buried deep in a new book (and still partially facially paralyzed). I thought I’d revisit the last books. I don’t know if I had a lot of time for reflection while writing them. So here are some … Continue reading
Two Weeks In
Two weeks of Bell’s Palsy has been a curious thing. I can almost forget I have it until I need to speak, or eat, or drink – there’s been a few spills. Fortunately writing is a relatively solitary activity, so … Continue reading
Launched
Had a ball at my book party yesterday, launched the book, made a Trent lookalike read (thanks Jess) and talked Spec Fic and books with some wonderful people. Thanks to everyone that could make it on a school night … Continue reading
A Little Bit on Names
The Nightbound Land is full of family. Margaret is my wife’s middle name, the Roslyn Dawn is named after my mother. Reading these books you’re reading a history, my history, and the books are filled with people I care about. … Continue reading
Location
I am writing this in the State Library in Brisbane, looking out at the river, which is appropriate enough as it’s where I wrote some of my favourite scenes in the Nightbound Land Duology. I sat in the Red Box … Continue reading
Night’s Engines – It took a While to get Here
It’s a week until Night’s Engines’ launch, in fact, this time next week I expect to be ruddy cheeked and jolly. But this book was something that for a long time I never expected to see the light of day. … Continue reading
A Little Resurfacing
Just coming up for air – between writing, working at Avid, and family visits. I’ve a month or two of crazy busyness ahead, a book to finish, and two books coming out (in case you hadn’t heard). Still, when a … Continue reading