Right, I promise I am going to get better at this blogging thing. In truth, I am always irked when my favourite authors don’t keep me updated on my favourite series so I will certainly make a better effort.
So why have I been quiet?
I have been busy writing, I swear I have. I’ve even stopped playing PUBG and everything. Okay that’s not entirely true, I’m allowed visitation one evening a week if I’ve been good and I’ve been very good recently. I have been in editing hell with a new universe called Dellerin. It is very pretty there but a little darker than Spark. In fact, it has been suggested that I include a warning on the cover for the first book The Seven- The Lost Tale of Dellerin. Therefore, I will put it here now. Read this with cookies n sugars. Alternatively, have a nice glass of Sine at your side.
On top of just getting it over the line, I have written two further novellas set in the same world called “The Crimson Hunters,” and “The Crimson Hunted.” While the Seven will be darker, these books are a lot of fun.
If you want to know more please do ask. I have another week or so of editing to do on them, then back to the editors so he can take what I’ve done, and tear it apart like Lisa did to Tommy that time. As soon as I have a date for all three, I will send along a post.
Right, the big one, news of Spark City 2- March of Magnus. Yeah I really can’t be bothered to start it. Screw Erroh in the snow. I wrote myself into a corner and I can’t get out. Should have included robots…..I’ve just been told to stop lying and apologise and that I’ve brought the joke at least three lines too far. It is probably a fair criticism. The truth is that March of Magnus is very much written (as is its follow up “The Outcasts” albeit in a very early draft with too many robots). However, I will have to edit it a few more times, which takes time. For those of you who enjoyed Spark City, I think you will truly love the sequel. I am hoping to get it out before the end of this year, maybe early 2020. It really depends what I do about the robots.
Cheers,
Rob