"Strange Cases" is finally here!

After numerous delays, rewrites, edits and a few months worth of truly bitchin' writer's block, "Strange Cases: The Adventures of Edmund Forrester" is finally available on Amazon kindle.

The ebook collects the seven stories from the exceedingly limited paperback editions of "The Casebook of Edmund Forrester" and "The Second Casebook of Edmund Forrester" but also features four brand new tales of danger and excitement!

Shudder with terror as Forrester finds himself up against a toxic alien slime in "Pwdre Ser"!

Tremble with excitement when Forrester finds an unusual ally in "The Terror of London"!

Learn more about Edmund Forrester's unusual journey to America in "The Broken Man"!

Literally shit yourself with fear as Forrester faces his most monstrous foe yet in "The Snallygaster"!

"Strange Cases" also features a lovely little introduction to the Forrester stories by the inimitable Pat Black, author of "Suckerpunch" and "Snarl".

UK customers - click here to get your copy for a laughable 77p!

US customers - click here to get yours for a mere $1.25!

The Sound of Shiant - print edition

It's been a criminally long time since I've updated here. I've spent the past month working away on a kindle update of The Sound of Shiant - nothing major, just sorting out a few spelling mistakes and grammatical errors which slipped through the net the first time round. Those good souls who have already purchased the kindle edition will be able to download a free update very soon.

The ebook update ties in very nicely with the forthcoming print edition of The Sound of Shiant. The book features this fantastic cover by Chris Cowdrill and will shortly be available to buy from Amazon and Lulu.

I'll post an update and a link to the book when it becomes available. In the meantime, you can check out Chris Cowdrill's other wonderful works of art here.

Finally, if you are wondering what happened to the Forrester short story collection Strange Cases, don't panic! I am aiming to release the kindle book in the next few months. I could give all sorts of explanations as to the book's delay but none of them are particularly interesting...