Our show on Surrey Hills Radio just got this lovely write-up on a new website, This Is Wild. I’m not sure how we fit the wild agenda, but the interviewer has cited our enthusiasm for all things of publishing, our robust arguments about how you pronounce the Norrell of Jonathan Strange and our music collection. (Okay; my music collection.)
We talk about how the show began, and how the fans made our early 
episodes into a party on Facebook. (Chriss from Whoknowswhere and Henry in Hyding should also be on that list.) There are a few useful writing tips in among all that, as well as pointers for making friends with local bookshops. And if you prefer audio, you can listen to the whole interview on Soundcloud from the This is Wild site.
In other terribly exciting news, Lifeform Three has just been selected as one of just 200 self-published books to be promoted nationally in libraries across the US. It’s part of an initiative called Library Journal Self-e, and you still have time to enter their awards. And Lifeform Three brings us neatly back to the Surrey Hills, because this haunting landscape was one of my inspirations.
Nail Your Novel 
#1 by raulconde001 on June 16, 2015 - 7:18 pm
Interesting show you have there. It’s great to hear about how to improve the craft of writing. The writing has more new techniques we have to master. Before there were no original Young Adult Novels, except back then when we had Huckleberry Finn, and Tom Sawyer, but they were considered for adults at that time. Writing has come a long way. It gets better every time.
#2 by Roz Morris @Roz_Morris on June 16, 2015 - 7:49 pm
Thanks, Raul! We stand on the shoulders of giants.
Not us particularly; writers generally. 🙂