Million Eyes – Latest News
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Blog tour roundup: Million Eyes III is a “breakneck sci-fi caper” with a “poignant” ending and “some of the creepiest alien creatures ever”
The dust has settled after an amazing launch of Million Eyes III: Ouroboros, the third and final book in the Million Eyes trilogy. This included the wonderful book signing event at Chandlers cafe where I live, and a week-long blog tour that began on paperback release day. Like I did with book 1 and book Read more
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Final Million Eyes novel LAUNCHED to fab turnout
Last Friday night I launched the final book in the Million Eyes trilogy, Million Eyes III: Ouroboros, at Chandlers cafe and cocktail bar down the road from my house. This is where I had the launch for the second book and the turnout was even better than the last one. It was bittersweet to be Read more
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Million Eyes III: Ouroboros out now as a paperback
The trilogy is complete! For those who still prefer to read books on paper, Million Eyes III: Ouroboros is now available in paperback from all good bookshops, including Amazon, Waterstones, Foyles, Barnes & Noble and more. For fans who’d like some behind-the-scenes insights, the newsletter I’ve put out today looks at some of my favourite Read more
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Million Eyes III: Ouroboros will be published February 17th 2023 + 5 things to know about it
Million Eyes III: Ouroboros, the final novel in the Million Eyes trilogy, is set to be released as an ebook by Elsewhen Press on February 17th 2023. The paperback will follow a month later on 20th March. It’s going to be a bittersweet moment: sweet because I’ll be proud to have a professionally published trilogy out there, bitter because Read more
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My honest thoughts on the Jodie Whittaker era of Doctor Who, Russell T. Davies coming back, and Ncuti Gatwa as Doctor 14
Seems a shame to look back on the Jodie Whittaker era of Doctor Who when the last episode that aired, her penultimate outing, stands as one of her weakest. Legend of the Sea Devils was a rushed mess. It’s particularly sad given that the previous special, Eve of the Daleks, was bloody brilliant. Actually, though, Read more
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Interview with The Table Read looks in depth at the background of Million Eyes
The Table Read online entertainment magazine recently published a detailed interview with me, talking about the background of Million Eyes and Million Eyes II, how I developed my protagonists and antagonists for each of the books, and some of the main challenges I encountered when writing it. There’s also a little bit of advice for Read more
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Launching Million Eyes II at Chandlers (and how brilliant it was)
On Friday 19th November, I launched Million Eyes II: The Unraveller at Chandlers cafe and cocktail bar in Clanfield, Hampshire, very near mine and Katherine’s new house. It was a wonderful success and another of the best nights of my life. This second launch almost didn’t happen. Originally scheduled to take place at Waterstones like Read more
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Want to know who Jesus REALLY was? Million Eyes II: The Unraveller now available as a paperback!
Was Jesus really a god? What if the gospel stories are colourful and distorted reimaginings of what actually happened? This is one of the central ideas in Million Eyes II: The Unraveller, a book that also connects the dinosaurs, the Gunpowder Plot and the Bermuda Triangle in a weird, twisty, timey wimey adventure. Million Eyes Read more
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Million Eyes II blog tour so far, plus book launch venue change reminder
I’m five days into the blog tour for Million Eyes II: The Unraveller, organised by fellow Elsewhen Press scribe Mark Iles, and just wanted to share how it’s going. It started with a stop at Feed The Crime, where Blair Leftly wrote a review of Million Eyes II and said that she loved it even Read more
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My publication day reflections
Hi folks! So Million Eyes II: The Unraveller has been out a week and I just wanted to share how publication day went for me. I remember reading an article by Kristen Kieffer, author of Build Your Best Writing Life, about her own publication day. How it felt like any other day: after writing some Read more
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