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November 2023 – Knights in Glazed Armour
My gallery may yet make a comeback; I recently appointed a noble defender for my illustrations. But more on that (and award nominations) later. Edit 29/11/23: My Kofi page is up! One of the strange things about having Christmas and New Year in summer, is that all the exciting events occur over 2-3 months. ThenContinue reading “November 2023 – Knights in Glazed Armour”
Wake me up when September (2023) ends
Today I am sharing a short post. I’ve done a lot of writing and promoting this month with the release of my debut novel; it is fun, but also quite tiring! I have been fortunate to enjoy a week of leave before I go into a busy October (more client work, and a bit lessContinue reading “Wake me up when September (2023) ends”
April 2023 – Far Removed, Close to Finished
My book and I occupy the space between proofreading and typesetting. I’m also sharing other indie releases and some photos of marine life.
March 2023 – Some Reveals at Last
Announcements: revealing the release date for my WIP, and new information about the story and characters.
February 2023 – Where did it Go?
Coe’s February blog update is here for the first weekend of March, detailing book layout designs and audiobook prospects.
January 2023 – A Swift Start
May you have much to hope for in 2023. In this post, I will share my January in summary, my reasons for choosing to self-publish, and some reviews for indie books
December 2022 – Into the Light
An “enlightening” month. My edits came back and I re-read my MS after distancing myself from it. I also share character portraits and my plans for 2023.
November 2022 – Out of the Shadows
On overcoming fears of sharing my work and sending my MS to an editor. There’s also a book trailer.
October 2022 in Summary
More concept art and preparing my sci-fi WIP ahead of sending it to an editor in November.
C B Lansdell 