Where do you get your ideas from? It's the cliché question every fiction writer gets asked. Over and over again. It bugs the hell out of some people, but I rather like trying to come up with answers, because the creative process fascinates me. I say "answers" in the plural, because I believe the muses … Continue reading Where Do Writers Get Their Ideas?
“Talus and the Frozen King” Review Roundup – 7
In the interests of giving you a balanced set of views, I'll kick of this latest roundup with some conflicted comments from Harry Markov at SFSignal: SF Signal I’ve had a maddening experience with Talus and the Frozen King because when Edwards nails it, this book is a page turner. I had no idea who … Continue reading “Talus and the Frozen King” Review Roundup – 7
“Talus and the Frozen King” Review Roundup – 6
Financial Times A wonderful mash-up of genres, fusing a proper, well-plotted detective yarn with prehistoric blood and thunder pulp fiction action. Talus, who combines the cerebral prowess of Sherlock Holmes with the physicality of Conan the Barbarian, is a strong, well-rounded character who could easily support a long-running series of adventures. Read the full review … Continue reading “Talus and the Frozen King” Review Roundup – 6
Ghostwriter Diaries – Final Entry
Shortly before Christmas, I commenced ghostwriting a fantasy novel. Four months and 85,000 words later, the manuscript is finished. My work is done ... until I start on the sequel in September, that is. Before I turn my attention to my next project, I feel all of you who have stuck with me through this odyssey deserve some kind … Continue reading Ghostwriter Diaries – Final Entry
“Talus and the Frozen King” Review Roundup – 5
Talus and the Frozen King is now available everywhere, and the reviews keep rolling in … SFF World Edwards works with a very straight-forward mystery structure, murder, investigation, solution, but what happens between those pillars of the structure make for a very entertaining read. All told, Talus and the Frozen King was an extremely enjoyable novel, Edwards … Continue reading “Talus and the Frozen King” Review Roundup – 5
Ghostwriter Diaries 26 – Completion!
ONE DAY until submission! The manuscript is complete. Yes, four months after starting, and one day early, I've finished the fantasy novel I've been ghostwriting. All that remains is for me to compose an email to my client, attach the manuscript, and click Send. Do I feel good about that? What do you think? Today's final session has … Continue reading Ghostwriter Diaries 26 – Completion!
Ghostwriter Diaries 25
TWO DAYS until submission! Today, I haven't touched the manuscript at all. Even ghosts have to take time off occasionally.
Ghostwriter Diaries 24
THREE DAYS until submission! I haven't quite reached the peak of this ghostwriting mountain, but I have completed most of the final ascent. The steepest slopes are behind me. All that remains ahead is a short trek up the final ridge that ascends steadily to the summit. It doesn't look too arduous, but the ledges are precarious and it's a … Continue reading Ghostwriter Diaries 24
Ghostwriter Diaries 23
FOUR DAYS until submission! My ghostwriting marathon is nearly over. This morning, I dealt with all but the last ten pages of editorial notes on the MS. I had fewer issues to deal with than in previous chapters, although a couple of storyline tweaks meant rewriting several sections. A few tricky moments, but nothing terminal. … Continue reading Ghostwriter Diaries 23
“Talus and the Frozen King” – Publication Day and Free Sample Chapter
Yes, I know. I put up a post here a couple of weeks ago announcing the launch of my new novel Talus and the Frozen King. Now, here I am again, telling you today is publication day. What gives? Have I gone crazy? Frankly, the jury's out on that. The reason things are getting a bit … Continue reading “Talus and the Frozen King” – Publication Day and Free Sample Chapter
Graham Edwards – Author & Journalist 