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...
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The Alphabet Library: Q is for the Quiller series, by Adam Hall – Telegraph
The Alphabet Library: Q is for the Quiller series, by Adam Hall – Telegraph In association with AbeBooks.co.uk, Tim Martin continues his series on the A t...
The Alphabet Library: Q is for the Quiller series, by Adam Hall – Telegraph
The Alphabet Library: Q is for the Quiller series, by Adam Hall – Telegraph In association with AbeBooks.co.uk, Tim Martin continues his series on the A t...
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...
Young Bond is back!
Appropriately, they picked today — Ian Fleming’s birthday — to announce the title of the new Young Bond novel, Shoot to Kill. Can’t say I’m inspired by the titl...
Waiting, Waiting and Dealing With Rejection
Not much to report about the book since I last posted about it. I am now in the purgatory known as waiting for agents to reply. Also known as collecting rejecti...
Souvenirs show where my book began … and where it will end
Souvenirs from my 1982 trip to Europe that inspired my novel, The Boy Who Knew Too Much. In fact, these items reveal where the book begins and ends.
A Promising development in the quest for publication
During this past February’s Love Is Murder writers conference, I sucked up my courage and tried to sell my YA spy novel, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, during a pit...