Well there was a couple of days gap on the blog as I made a trip across the country from Cardiff, Wales to London, England. It’s not that bad a trip. One small train ride and then one longer fast-ish 2hrs 30min Great Western Train into Paddington before jumping on the tube. The reason for [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Mark Charan Newton’
SSM Review: Devil’s Arcade – Mark Charan Newton (Darkness on the Edge)
Title: Devil’s Arcade Author: Mark Charan Newton Link: n/a Collection: Darkness on the Edge – Tales Inspired by the Songs of Bruce Spingsteen – Ed by Harrison Howe Publisher: PS Publishing Release Date: Out Now in Traycased Hardcover (signed)/Hardcover (unsigned) A war veteran comes home from Iraq and slowly deteriorates. Darkness on the Edge is a collection [...]
Cover P0Rn: Paperback of Nights of Villjamur by Mark Charan Newton (Tor UK)
The paperback has a different cover from the hardback. I think I like it and it’s in trend with all ‘the other ‘figures on covers’ that is popular at the minute. The only reservation I have is it’s going to imprint on me a new image of one of the characters. It works for Terry [...]
Cover P0rn: Tor UK shows off New Neal Asher, Col Buchanan and Mark Charan Newton
I mentioned twitter in my last post and here are some of the things that you get to find by hanging out there. One is the very lovely and mega savvy editor of Tor UK. She’s been teasing us with cover designs for earlier Neal Asher books and Farlander, which I posted about a while [...]
Interview: Mark Charan Newton – Nights of Villjamur
I’m very excited to have Mark Charan Newton appearing on Next Read discussing Nights of Villjamur – Legends of the Red Sun 1 I can’t really think of much to add as way of an introduction as the interview speaks for itself. Gav: For those who haven’t yet heard of Nights of Villjamur, would you [...]
Review: Nights of Villjamur by Mark Charan Newton (UK Tor)
Nights of Villjamur by Mark Charan Newton Published by Tor UK and Unoffiically Out Now There are novels that are hyped a long time before they come out. Now this is a dangerous practice because it raises the expectation that said author is going to be the best thing since sliced bread, only for the [...]
