Cover me
On March 1, the cover of my YA spy novel The Boy Who Knew Too Much will be revealed!
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A flurry of activity on the book front
Several big developments with my novel, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, have occurred in the past few weeks. I’ve also been busy with magazine assignments and someth...
Book Review: Young Bond goes Hollywood in ‘Shoot to Kill’
Many readers, including myself, were nervous about the handover of the Young Bond books from Charlie Higson to Steve Cole. Higson’s five books were superb, much...
Gearing up to sell books
I haven’t blogged about The Boy Who Knew Too Much for a while. Many things with the book have been happening behind the scenes, and even I haven’t been aware of...
Inventing a superspy
When I started my novel, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, I wanted my hero to be a teenage connoisseur of spy novels who falls into an actual espionage plot while on ...
Yoiks, and away!
I have formally sent the manuscript of my YA spy novel The Boy Who Knew Too Much with my final revisions to my publisher, Intrigue Publishing. Yoiks, and away!
One last swing
One last swing through my novel, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, to make final revisions before submitting the manuscript to my publisher. If it looks like I went cr...
Big news about my book!
With signed contract in hand, I can now officially announce that my teen spy novel, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, has been picked up by Intrigue Publishing and pro...
The signs were there
The signs were there. It started in the morning when I put on a James Bond T-shirt. Granted, that’s not much of a sign, but I almost wore it Saturday and change...
Daffy inspiration
When I query literary agents about my novel, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, every time I hit the “send” button I say, “Yoiks, and away!” Daffy Duck is my hero. He n...