I wrote the music for a 1980s movie called Lasercop that doesn't exist but which you've definitely seen.
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Thoughts and opinions on writing and publishing by Simon John Cox.
David Hulegaard interviews Tony Healey
I worked with both David Hulegaard and Tony Healey on two short story anthologies curated and edited by Bernard Schaffer - Kindle All Stars and Carnival Of Cryptids. Tony has recently published the supernatural crime thriller Hope's Peak, while David recently released the mystery novel Icarus - and resurrected the Hulegaard Books Podcast. Here he… Continue reading David Hulegaard interviews Tony Healey
The Town Of Birds And Pebbles
Storgy has published my short story "The Town Of Birds And Pebbles".
A short storgy
My short story The Town Of Birds And Pebbles has been accepted for publication in Storgy Magazine. More to come once publication goes ahead.
RockSolid
I'm going to be running the RockSolid Race in Milton Keynes in October in order to raise money for WaterAid. The race is one of these obstacle course things with mud and water and fire and probably dog poo. It looks hard, so I'll be earning my sponsorship money. If you'd like to sponsor me then… Continue reading RockSolid
Hellfire – Interview with Jeff Provine
I met Jeff Provine through the Resistance Front and Carnival Of Cryptids short story anthologies, so I was excited when he sent me a link to the YouTube trailer for his new alternate history novel Hellfire. I thought it sounded like a great story, so I decided to ask him about the novel and his other upcoming projects...
In That Unending Sea — The Drabble
The Drabble has published my 100-word flash fiction piece "In That Unending Sea".
The Fence
Years later, looking back, only the oldest would remember a time before the fence.
Michael Ironside plays the chief of police again
I've written the theme music to another imaginary 1980s film: The Roborg New York, 1997. The near future. When a living machine is sent back in time to kill the President's daughter the Pentagon has no choice but to release Major Rex Cobra from electroprison and give him back his laserfist. Half robot, half cyborg,… Continue reading Michael Ironside plays the chief of police again
Hope Speak
My online literary friend and sometime collaborator Tony Healey has written a long and detailed post about how he got a two-book deal with Thomas & Mercer and about how he wrote Hope's Peak, the first book in his Harper & Ida psychic thriller (I guess that'd be the genre) series.
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