Visit Leicester Guildhall and meet The Borough Boys

Hey guys;

 For those of you who are in Leicester, or who may be visiting Leicester in the foreseeable future, may I make a recommendation to you.

 My first novel, 'Jack Ketch's Puppets' which is on sale now, has a lot of its storyline centred on Leicester Guildhall, as it is now, and as then was 'Leicester Town Hall and Police Station'.

 I went back myself a couple of weeks ago, and every room I went into, and outside in the courtyard, my characters flooded to me.

 This is a beautiful old building, and full of character. Once you have read 'Jack Ketch's Puppets', pop in, and imagine the site as I have described it in 1850, and feel my characters - I am sure you will bump in to one or two!

 'Jack Ketch's Puppets' out now. Free this weekend on Amazon KDP (Friday 29th March to Monday 1st April 2013 inclusive.

 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jack-Ketchs-Puppets-Borough-ebook/dp/B00C0ZQTUS/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1364317134&sr=1-2

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Some images of The old Borough of Leicester circa the time of 'The Borough Boys'...

Image
The old Borough map circa 1860 Looking towards 'The King & Crown' Inn from St Martins West The original Leicester Infirmary The old Town Hall and Police Station circa 1860s West Bridge as it would have appeared on the night Shepherd & Beddows recovered the first body in 'Jack Ketch's Puppets'                  All images courtesy of - https://www.facebook.com/LeicesterAWalkDownMemoryLane                                        
Read more

The first of my author interviews - Megan Denby - 'A thistle in the mist'.

Image
This series of interviews is a little different to others, as each question was posed to my ‘victims’ on an individual basis, and in many respects, based on previous responses. This provides a very spontaneous, open, honest, and - I hope, interesting insight as to what it takes to become a writer in today’s world of publishing. I have been very deliberate in my choice of ‘first author interview’ to be published. My choice was actually very easy, as the hugely talented Canadian, Megan Denby, author of the wonderful inaugural novel ‘A thistle in the mist’, came to my attention immediately, when, as a ‘newbie’ I engaged within assorted ‘discussion groups’ for writers, looking for inspiration and answers. Megan and I were asking the same questions, in our own, unique ways, at almost identical times. Megan answered some of my questions, and I hope I answered some of Megan’s as helpfully. Megan continues to be one of my staunchest supporters and assists me tr
Read more

The second of my current Author interviews - Mr Chaunce Stanton - a day early, owing to family pressures!

Image
This series of interviews is a little different to others, as each question was posed to my ‘victims’ on an individual basis, and in many respects, based on previous responses. This provides a very spontaneous, open, honest, and - I hope, interesting insight as to what it takes to become a writer in today’s world of publishing. This week’s guest author is a larger-than-life and funny guy, by the name of Chaunce Stanton , from St Paul, Minnesota, USA.                                      Chaunce has one novel already published – ‘Luano’s Luckiest Day’ , and his second novel ‘The Blank Slate Boarding House for Creatives’ will hit the shelves fairly soon.                                                   Chaunce was my second ‘obvious’ pick of authors to interview, as, along with Megan Denby, he was another of the new breed of authors who was posting on the various discussion groups I explored as a newbie, and again, offered more than his fair share of help and adv
Read more