The Place Where All Things Rebecca Gransden Meet
Some opportunities to acquire a free copy of my short story collection, Rusticles.
For those on Booklikes a giveaway to win one of ten ebook copies is now live here.
Worldwide entry for one of ten ebook copies on LibraryThing here. Scroll down the list to find Rusticles.
For UK readers there’s the chance to win a paperback copy on Goodreads here.
Thanks and good luck to anyone who enters.
My short story collection, Rusticles, is out. Music played a vital part in its formation. Here’s a playlist that features some tracks which helped me through the editing process, some tracks I just like and fit. Eleven stories, eleven tracks.
Rusticles is a short story collection by me. Here’s what it is about:
In Hilligoss, a tired man searches for a son, a flamingo enthrals the night, and fireworks light up the lost. In these stories and more, Rusticles offers a meandering tour through backroads bathed in half light, where shadows play along the verges and whispers of the past assault daydreams of the present. Walk the worn pathways of Hilligoss.
Thank you to monkeelino for this wondrous cover. You can hear him on the latest episode of the Losing the Plot podcast here.
A little ditty of mine has been included in the fun summer edition of HST Quarterly.
Check out the HorrorSleazeTrash website here
Also on Goodreads here
As is maestro Arthur Graham who is a very fine writer indeed.
The wonderful Leonie at Life Has a Funny Way has been kind enough to ask me some writerly questions. Check out my interview here
Includes the opportunity to win a paperback copy of my debut release, anemogram.
Follow Leonie on Twitter @lifehasafunnywy
Find her on Facebook here
Thanks to Leonie for including me.
anemogram has been featured on the ace blog Nadaness In Motion.
Check it out HERE
Thanks to Nada for including me. You can find her on Twitter @NadaNightStar
My name has come up here and here. Many thanks to authors Leo X Robertson and Rupert Dreyfus.
Some rather wonderful people have been asking me questions about my debut novel, anemogram, and have even stretched to enquiring about my thoughts on writing in general. Here I’ve gathered together my recent stumble into talking about my book.
I had a fun time deliberating on some difficult dilemmas for The Next Best Book Club Blog’s feature Would You Rather?
Author Chris Harrison went in deep for my thoughts on anemogram for his blog The Opening Sentence
And Lorie quizzed me for her blog Indie Revolution
Thanks to all!
anemogram has been included on TNBBC’s The Next Best Book Blog in the ace feature The Page 69 Test
http://thenextbestbookblog.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/page-69-anemogram.html
Thanks to Lori. Check out what the blog is about here:
http://thenextbestbookblog.blogspot.co.uk/p/about-tnbbc.html
The Goodreads group, The Next Best Book Club, where those on the hunt for great indie books hang out
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1218-the-next-best-book-club
anemogram.
Near the very beginning
“She didn’t want to go there yet. So she turned and headed across open wasteland, into the domain of the sun and its cherishing death. She bobbed up and down and held out her white dress, spinning and drawing in the warm air. Her legs were cherubim podgy and she moved like an electrified hamster. The wasteland contoured down a textured valley which in turn vaulted into the distance and away. She stood in its open magnificence, its blanched earth under the blue-white sky of God. Everything in the distance; she would play unseen. She left her giggles behind her as she took off running.”
