It's time for me to tempt you with a book or two… or maybe some of my WriteNOW Cards if you have a reader or writer friend you want to impress this Christmas! Read more

Roll up, roll up, get your signed copies of my books all gift wrapped and ready to give to someone you love, like or at least need to buy a present for. Place your order before Wednesday 14th December! Read more

The paperback version of my short story collection called Nine Women: Short Stories is now available for purchase. Hooray! Read more

Place your orders for a signed copy of one of my short story collections in time for Christmas! Read more

Read an extract from my first novella, called the Wait. A fast-paced, mysterious suspense story about a man who ends up sitting in an A&E waiting room in a busy London hospital with blood pouring from a cut in his face and a small mountain of secrets he's trying to hide from the man who sits next to him and refuses to leave. Read more

If you're looking for a great book to give to a friend or loved one this Christmas, here's how you can get your hands on one of my short story collections. Read more

These twelve stories totalled over 93,000 words, which is a lot of words. When these words are read as an ebook they take up a very small amount of physical space, if any. When these words were first formatted to create a paperback of physical proportions, they took up read more

This is a small excerpt from the short story Angel, available now as part of the book London Eyes: Short Stories. Enjoy! Read more

This is a small excerpt from the short story The Wizard of Elephant & Castle, available now as part of the book London Eyes: Short Stories. Enjoy!.The Wizard.Inside the back room is where the magic happens. Not that you’d know it from what it looks like. It’s our store read more

This is a small excerpt from the short story Routines, available now as part of the book London Eyes: Short Stories...Mr Bojangles.If I’m really clever I can eat three times in one day. I’m not greedy and I don’t eat a lot – I mean, I’m not a read more