Martyn's blog

The numbers game, playing the numbers game, statistics, data analysis, all numbers to be juggled in the process of getting the book out ther...

Time to chill during the Easter holidays? Slide across to smashwords and grab a copy of Control Escape and input the code QS72V at the chec...

Maybe the question should be where does the name come from? A comment from a fellow Commonwealther to this blog said the name piqued her cur...

A post at the Smashwords blog unfolds the details of Sony's announcement to close the Sony Reader store in the US and Canada. Purchasers...

The lost links between my website at cheekyseagull.co.uk and Kobo appear to have been reinstated, the books are once more available for you...

Recent posts from the Office of Letters and Light - the people behind Nanowrimo -  Self-Publishing vs Publishing: How To Choose Your Path b...

Best laid plans of mice and men, Robert Burns threw that old cliché together, and then muttered about it all gang awry. What You Ask For is...

Last November amid all the excitement of Nanowrimo 2012 I talked about a work in progress by an Indie Author I know - a writing buddy as the...

Putting a novel out has its moments of sublime delight and mild frustration, working out how to get the word out, wandering through the laby...

A little bit of tweaking going on in the corners, two new links have just been added, making the connections between here and other places w...

Control: Escape is the follow up to Iceline, with more about life at the Grange, Bill Jardine, Don Steel, Josie Burke and introducing a few ...

Yesterday's post about the distribution through Smashwords of Iceline and Control: Escape reported Iceline and Control: Escape have arri...