A Place for Sinners: book review
BOOK REVIEW A PLACE FOR SINNERS by Aaron Dries Amity Collins, a 20-year-old deaf woman, and her 26-year-old brother Caleb, leave the bosom of an overly protective mother, and the sweet […]
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Enormity: fan questions answered
*SPOILER ALERT* The following blog does reveal hidden aspects of Enormity. I put out the call recently to fans of Enormity to send me some book-related questions that they might like […]
Enormity book launch: gallery
IMAGE GALLERY BELOW Last Sunday was the official launch of Enormity with copies of the paperback for sale, a signing and a live reading. There was a strong turn out and […]
Enormity: a double-edged word
The title of Enormity is a metaphor. The working title of the book was actually “Little Boy”, which is a reference to the codename given to the atomic bomb that […]
Everything ends: Enormity Part Three arrives
The release of the third and final instalment of Enormity closes a chapter in my life, but also opens many others. The completion of the book sees me arrive at […]
Nick Milligan: interview
“Thank you to the very attractive and intelligent Ryan Grubb for this article. It was written for his university character profile assessment, but I felt it would be nice to […]
Enormity Part Two hits e-shelves
Apologies for the long period between blogs. This lack of communication is a big no-no in the blog world. Allowing your media platform to decay is a cardinal sin. So […]
Reviews for Enormity trickle in
The response to the Anzac Day release of Enormity (Part One) has so far been very encouraging. It’s only been out for two weeks, so naturally a lot of people […]
Enormity released
With little fanfare, I sneaked part one of Enormity onto Amazon on Anzac Day 2013. I had the first third of the book polished and as ready as it was […]
Enormity inches closer…
Further to my previous blog about deciding to release my debut novel, Enormity, as an eBook, I have decided to split the novel into three parts. I will make the […]
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