Andrew Goodman

It's been a bit of a slog, with everything else I'm trying to do at the moment, but the finished edit of Tiberius Crowned is complete! The book rounds off The Emperor Initiative series and sees Daniel face his greatest threat yet... Here's the book blurb, as a taster: Genetically engineered Daniel Henstock – codenamed Tiberius – hoped that with Gregory Dryden dead the Emperor Initiative would be leaderless, its interest in him forgotten. He was wrong, and only two months afte

So I tried a new tack at the start of February - giving my work away for nothing... Seems to be counter-productive, doesn't it? When you spend hundreds of hours (although it was probably more like thousands...) creating something and then just give it away, it can feel like "What's the point?" I know of some writing 'gurus' who advocate giving almost everything you write away for nothing, but they're just plain nuts. One is enough for me, at the moment. February the 1st saw t

With a slight delay in finalising the proof copy, the publication date for my period young adult adventure Oliver Drummond and The Four Horsemen is October 31st. Apt, considering that it's Hallowe'en and the novel features the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse... "England, 1926 – Schoolboy Oliver Drummond becomes embroiled in the investigation of a Government scientist’s death and quickly learns that all is not as it seems. The discovery of three of the horseshoes from the Four

Well, maybe not perfect but it does make it a damn sight easier and quicker. I’m talking about the formatting of a MS for upload to CreateSpace. When I initially went through the process with Tiberius Found (way back when) it was so confusing and (seemingly) complicated it forced me to abandon the likelihood of having a print version of the book, as I was spending hours screaming at my computer screen after being continually informed that there were “formatting errors” which