Yes, that’s right! A book based on this very blog! After months of choosing, honing, polishing and head-scratching, I have gathered together a personal selection of the best 50 pieces from the first year of The Marching Band Emporium.
Containing drawings, short stories, mini sagas, poetry and a healthy dose of twisted logic, alongside examples of the brand-new genre Excerpts from Lost Novels, the book is both a collector’s item and primer for the world of The Marching Band Emporium.
The book is published via Lulu.com and is available for shipment across the world. To find out more, and order your copy, go here.

Those lovely people at Mind Sprocket magazine (for the individual interested in life, perspectives, and a good story) have just published their first book, Documenting the Unseen. Even better, I am rather pleased to say that they have been kind enough to include a piece of mine in the book: What does it mean to be an intellectual?

The book “was written for the exploring reader, for the real, living, breathing person,” say Mind Sprocket on their website. “Documenting the Unseen will challenge you with each page full of ideas, questions, stories, art, and honest reality, all with the purpose of telling the truth.”

The book, which was a year in the making and is available via print-on-demand from Lulu.com, contains work by fourteen authors, including me, and illustrations by Anatole Upart and Lacey Anderson, who have provided some of the fantastic illustrations that accompany pieces in the regular publication.

To find out more about the book, visit Mind Sprocket.

To order your copy, go here.

I am delighted to announce that the lovely people at Mind Sprocket magazine, a magazine for the individual interested in life, perspectives, and a good story, have published a short story from this blog.

The piece is called Drink, Drink Up, My Friends, and can be found here.