I’ve just found my books on a pirating site. Again. Second time in a month, this is, that someone’s decided it’s OK to pass on my work for free. And this particular site seems to think that they’re doing something … Continue reading
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Another punter with a potentially knotty problem for Babylon. … Continue reading
An extract from that noted publication, the Scalentine Chronicler, is now up on Scalentine. … Continue reading
Eastercon Schedule is here: http://8squared2013.sched.org/ I’m a busy bee this year. Friday, 7pm, fantasy genre get-together at the Conservatory Bar, signing books and stuff. Then running really fast to…. Friday, 8pm, Head to Head panel on C.S. Lewis and E. … Continue reading
Someone has decided Babylon Steel can help them with a personal matter. Check out her response over in Scalentine… … Continue reading
I was in my last year of school. I wanted to do a creative writing degree. At the time I only knew of one, at the University of East Anglia. My parents said no. I think their main reason for this was because … Continue reading
Dear Internet: It has to stop. You know what I’m talking about. First of all, it was all hearts and flowers; in fact there were kittens. You know I can’t resist kittens, so you gave me kittens. You gave me … Continue reading
This is my morning routine, pretty much. Feed cat. Make tea. Refill kettle and put back on. Take tea back to bed. Faff around on internet and drink tea, while being headbutted by importunate cat. Get up. Put on appr. … Continue reading
(“A good gulp of hot whiskey at bedtime – it’s not very scientific but it helps” – Alexander Fleming) I’ve decided that, as a bit of a – connoisseur is the wrong word, since I am no-one’s idea of an … Continue reading
In response to Chuck Wendig’s latest Flash Fiction challenge, I thought I’d have a go. So here is the end of a story that will probably never exist in any other way than this…is this zen? Or just, you know, odd? Probably both. … Continue reading