Three Occult Detectives Walk into a Bar
This might be a little bit stream-of-consciousness-y, but bear with me. Also, TW: suicide. I’m not big on subscription services in general, but my daughter
Category: Books
Review – The King of Elfland’s Daughter by Lord Dunsany
I’ve decided that I am writing too much and not reading enough. It seems to me the best way to combat this is to split
Dead Men’s Dream
The other day I learned that, every afternoon on my way home from work, I drive past the former home address of Mr Ern Malley.
Sydney Book Fair!
Book Fair Australia is on again at the Sydney Showground on the 14th-15th October, 2023. There will be panel discussions, cosplay, facepainting and more. Books
Clocks and Boxes – The South Hertling Chronicles Continue
Hello, everyone. Well, I’ve been hard at work doing some very not-fun things and having it go badly, thanks for asking. So why don’t I
On Automated Writing: Guest Post by Jonathan Swift (1667-1745)
We crossed a walk to the other part of the academy, where, as I have already said, the projectors in speculative learning resided. The first
Mysterious Aisles Publication Day!
Mysterious Aisles is finally live. Yes, that’s right. You, the reading public, can finally know what Gwen said to Pennington, why Norman refused to row
Charlie and Gladys Posters
A while back, I made a few faux-Victorian posters to advertise my Steampunk book Champagne Charlie and the Amazing Gladys. Like Steampunk itself, they’re not
Penguin Classics
The #Auswrites hashtag over on the Twitters often has some fun games, and one of them was using the Penguin Classics Cover Generator to make
More Mysterious Aisles
The feedback is in, and three four early reviewers like my book! Most people think it’s a) funny, b) quirky and/or c) chaotic. Which is