So, anyone who's followed my ever-uninteresting doings for a while is probably aware of Laszlo Hadron and the Wargod's Tomb, the space opera novel what I wrote. Those of you who have some inkling of my literary ambitions may well be aware that it's only one story in an intended series of books, only one chapter (or indeed ten) in the life and times ( Read more... )

You may have heard that I've finally completed my 60,000-word novel, Laszlo Hadron and the Wargod's Tomb. Now, while I'm more-or-less satisfied with it (or at least sick of looking at it anymore), that doesn't mean a thing if other people don't want to read it ( Read more... )

61,196 words.

4,255 sentences.

1,314 paragraphs.

274 pages.

Blimey, this has taken a while. Who'd've thought that writing and proofreading a full manuscript would have taken so bloody long?

So, after over two years of procrastination and occasional writing, the second draft of Laszlo Hadron and the Wargod's Tomb is complete. I just need to give it a read-through, then I'll be ready to send copies off for external reviewment ( Read more... )

Those of you who know me and my artistic escapades will no doubt be aware of my novel, Laszlo Hadron and the Wargod's Tomb, which I have been working on for quite some time now. Specifically, I've been writing various forms of the tale since before the 13th of April 2008. I've been at this for over two years. It's starting to get a bit silly ( Read more... )

I've been working on this for two years now, certainly long enough that I should probably stick it up here. The first chapter of what I hope will one day become a published novel.

So, read it and enjoy, and tell me what you think of it...

( The star GS-1522 is, as stars go, a fairly unremarkable one... )