I’ve been pixellated! Both The Secret War and The Hoard of Mhorrer e-books can now be bought and downloaded to your Sony e-reader or PC, direct from Waterstone’s.
They’re a bit cheaper than the hardback/ paperbacks (but then for the cost of a Sony e-reader I’d expect them to be!!!) so if you feel the need to embrace new reading technology, what better way to do so than by reading something set in the 19th century?
And because it doesn’t deserve a blog entry in itself, I thought I’d mention that along with coining a new sub-genre (Muskets and Monsters) someone else on the team has come up with “Fighty Fiction” as a new description for the Secret War books (on account of how many pitched battles I’ve crammed into each novel). So expect the term to be used more on this blog as it grows on me…
They’re a bit cheaper than the hardback/ paperbacks (but then for the cost of a Sony e-reader I’d expect them to be!!!) so if you feel the need to embrace new reading technology, what better way to do so than by reading something set in the 19th century?
And because it doesn’t deserve a blog entry in itself, I thought I’d mention that along with coining a new sub-genre (Muskets and Monsters) someone else on the team has come up with “Fighty Fiction” as a new description for the Secret War books (on account of how many pitched battles I’ve crammed into each novel). So expect the term to be used more on this blog as it grows on me…
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