The Champions of the Blade, In All Good Bookshops Now

In what could only be described as a Christmas miracle, PALADERO: THE CHAMPIONS OF THE BLADE has arrived early around the country and is available to buy now. I’ve been working on this series since 2014. I’ve worked on it longer than the time I was at uni, longer than I was at high school.Continue reading “The Champions of the Blade, In All Good Bookshops Now”

3 Ways to Cope with the Ending of PALADERO Book 3

We’re coming up to the third month of release for Paladero: The Edge of the World, the third book in the Paladero series, and without wanting to spoil anything I think it’s safe to say there may be some readers out there who could be feeling a little vexed by the book’s climax and impatientlyContinue reading “3 Ways to Cope with the Ending of PALADERO Book 3”

PALADERO: The Edge of the World

It’s been a long time in the making but it’s finally here! May I present to you the cover for Paladero Book 3, The Edge of the World … Thank you once again to the incredible team at Hardie Grant Egmont and to artist extraordinaire Jeremy Love for producing such a stunning cover! I can’t waitContinue reading “PALADERO: The Edge of the World”

Paladero Book 2 is out, and so we do the dance of joy!

It’s here! After months of waiting, it’s finally here! Captain America: Civil War is available to stream on Netflix Australia! Yaaaaay! Oh. And also. PALADERO: THE CITY OF NIGHT NEVERENDING! (Or ‘Paladero Book 2’ for all you googlers out there). This requires many gifs of celebration! Ugh. I think I have motion sickness now. SorryContinue reading “Paladero Book 2 is out, and so we do the dance of joy!”

Of Cowboy-Knights and Long Delays

I try to avoid writing “Where I’ve been and why I haven’t been blogging” posts as I feel they’d be woefully repetitive at this point. To describe my blogging as “sporadic” these days would be more than generous. But! There’s a very good reason for that… Without having made much fanfare about it – self-sabotaging modest as IContinue reading “Of Cowboy-Knights and Long Delays”