I’ve had a few mails about which books to read in what order. Confession time – I turned to Goodreads to figure it out. If we stick…… Read more “A Cold Binge”
Tag: arctic
Blink and you’ll miss it!
I couldn’t resist fiddling with the cover of Seven Graves, One Winter, mostly because I like the cover for Blood Floe. Does it make a difference? Nah,…… Read more “Blink and you’ll miss it!”
Sifting through Blood
Constable (ret.) David Maratse can be a bit of a problem, and I thought I would take a moment to explain. While Maratse does feature in the…… Read more “Sifting through Blood”
Cold Research
I write about a lot of things in my stories about which I have thankfully no experience, but there are some things I have done, and when…… Read more “Cold Research”
January Updates
I have finished updating the webpage – for today at least. I will add content and generally fiddle with the pages through the course of the year.…… Read more “January Updates”
And… here’s a puppy!
Didn’t expect a puppy, did you? Well, I am really trying to sort out the website, so there’s a lot of pages coming and going, so why…… Read more “And… here’s a puppy!”
A Bloody New Year
It’s been a bloody year. I have lost count of the bodies I have buried in the mountains, pushed beneath the ice, incinerated in tents, impaled, drowned,…… Read more “A Bloody New Year”
Going International!
A while ago I suggested that I needed an Australian character in the third book of The Greenland Trilogy. He’s arrived, and his name is Rhys Thomas.…… Read more “Going International!”
Puncture Wounds
Today I was bitten by a dog. It’s been a while. It was the neighbour’s dog, and, well, what’s a puncture wound or two between friends? But…… Read more “Puncture Wounds”
It’s Written in the Stars
It’s not all blood and guts, Arctic inspiration can lead to other stories too, though no less dramatic. In my first book for younger readers – aged…… Read more “It’s Written in the Stars”
