It's nearly two years!

On 19th August, it will have been two years since A Hundred Years to Arras came out! 

I did it.
I set myself the target of writing a novel this summer. About a third of it was already in place as short stories, but it's all come together over the last few weeks, and I finished it tonight. Now begins the proof-reading and editing process but I can reveal that I will soon announce details of how you can pre-order the first edition of CALENDAR OF GHOSTS.
I will also reveal now that I'm planning this to be a trilogy. Each volume will stand alone. In fact, each chapter can almost stand alone.
Volume 1 is set in 2019. At Christmas 2018, Kathryn Dark is visiting her father for the first time since her mother died. The reason? She has received a text from her mother's phone...
Thus begins a year in which we weave in and out of the lives of people who experience ghosts of one kind or another.
But ghosts aren't what we think they are.
A time-trapped forest. A haunted Tube station. Houses filled with spirits. Doppelgangers. Loss and longing, hope and hopelessness, cold love and burning anger. These are the stories from the Calendar of Ghosts...
The Ghost of Christmas Never
Radio Waves
The Shop that Sold Time
Mother’s Day
The Easter House
Spring Rain
Father’s Day
Eutierria
Bank Holiday
Summer’s Lease
Harvest
Kenilworth Dark
Why am I self-publishing? Well, I haven't given up on traditional publishing. I'll still be seeking a publisher and/or agent for my historical novel follow-up to A Hundred Years to Arras, set in 1910 during the Tonypandy Riots, but for this different style of storytelling, I'm taking a different route.
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