Archive for the ‘Genre’ Category
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5 more things I learned from TV (and the movies)
17 Jun 2021LEARNED FROM TV Last week’s blog sparked some interesting responses. So many of you got back to me with what…
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10 things I learned from the movies and TV
26 May 202110 THINGS I LEARNED FROM THE MOVIES & TV We’ve all learned from the movies. Films and TV shows are…
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Read Catch-22 for free
20 May 2021READ CATCH-22 FOR FREE We know that the Internet thrives on free information. As the saying goes, “Information wants to…
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Alexei Sayle without the drunken lunches
13 May 2021ALEXEI SAYLE WITHOUT THE DRUNKEN LUNCHES In 2007, Channel 4 viewers voted Alexei Sayle the 18th greatest stand-up comic of…
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Nine long years for Julian Assange
03 May 2021NINE LONG YEARS FOR JULIAN ASSANGE Watch now Eleven years ago, Julian Assange published the first of a series of…
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Foul Play – a murder mystery in your own home
19 Mar 2021FOUL PLAY – MURDER MYSTERY GAME REVIEW Those of you who have been hanging on my every blog will remember…
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Putting on the squeeze. Squeeze Me by Carl Hiaasen
26 Feb 2021REVIEW: SQUEEZE ME BY CARL HIAASEN What’s a poor author to do? You write a comic novel that satirises the…
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Get best-seller Room 15 for just 99p/99c this week
04 Feb 2021GET BEST-SELLER ROOM 15 FOR 99P/99C Fed up with the virus? Bloodhound Books are promoting my amnesia thriller Room 15…
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Why are books and movies fascinated by forgetting?
22 Jan 2021FASCINATED BY FORGETTING Is it me, or are novels and movies fascinated by forgetting? This century, amnesia is very in.…
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Why I love writing thrillers
27 Nov 2020WHY I LOVE WRITING THRILLERS My twice award-nominated noir thriller The Breaking of Liam Glass officially comes out in its…
