Yesterday I sent the next round of edits for NIGHT BEACH (feeling bold today) zinging back through cyberspace to my lovely editor, Amy, who is currently overseas, and was enjoying Chinese New Year in style. It felt good. I like dragons. And for you, wherever you are, I hope your year of the dragon turns out to be a cracker. When the book is
Is now showing! Admission price? A minute of your time. Update: I forgot the plug! It’ll be published by Penguin Australia on 26 April, 2012. Boom, boom!
It’s raining here – squally, southeasterly shite – and there is a complete lack of surf. It doesn’t even resemble surf, it’s more like sea puff. But for some reason rainy days and dead poets seem to go together, so instead of surfing, I thought I’d bore you with this thing I’ve got for Rupert Brooke. Here he is, looking all thing-worthy: You
Breaking news here people – the publication date for Night Beach has changed from February to May 2012 … Sorry. But I think it’ll be a better book for it, I really do. What’s that? You want me to show you the cover one more time? H’okay.
Been running around at night to get stuff that may or may not end up in a trailer for Night Beach. How’s that for literal? :) .. .
A BIG thank you to the lovely Nic from Irresistible Reads and the force-of-nature who is Linds from Bibliophile Brouhaha who have organised an appreciation week starting Monday 29th August. Also participating are other wonderful bloggers such as Inkcrush, The Unread Reader, Supernatural Snark and I Swim For Oceans – mega thanks to them also! These guys have all been so supportive of
Not a blog. And after this, I will, you know, DISCIPLINE myself. But I finished the edit for Night Beach today. And I haven’t felt like this since Raw Blue. Like I’ve just had the most awesome, intense relationship, but now it’s finished, we’ve broken up, and I’m happy that I had the experience, but I’m sad, too, because it’s over, it’s not
Hey peoples, here is the cover for Night Beach – isn’t it beautiful? The book will be out in February next year, and I’m currently busy, busy, busy on the edits. More to come on Night Beach, but for now I’m going to make up a genre and call it sea-gothic. It’s about art, the ocean, and the very dark things that feed the creative
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