Jump is the awesome new book by Sean Williams, check out what people are saying below!
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This was first published on a blog tour by Winged Reviews. Thanks for the support! Have you ever wondered what happens during d-mat jumps? You know, you’re in a booth somewhere, the lights kick in, and then you’re somewhere else you wanted to be. Some people say the lights don’t do anything–they’re just to distract […]
Yes, the tour continues! Thanks to Lisa Yu for this great review (and giveaway) on her blog, Badass Bookie: “One of my favourite reads of this year! I went into Jump not knowing what to expect but finished the book thoroughly enjoying the content between the covers! An interesting and engaging take science fiction, cloning, […]
Linda De Silva of Reading For Australia invited me to write a piece on anything I wanted for her wonderful site, an initiative of the 2013 Kids’ Lit Quiz team to promote awareness of the competition. Naturally, I chose to talk about twins and how special they are, not just in general (although they are) […]
Bored of interviews with me? How about an interview with Clair, main character of Twinmaker? You can have both, thanks to Kirsty Stanley (and a small excerpt from my PhD to boot). Me: “The reader brings their own baggage to every novel. I can’t control that side of the process, and I don’t want to. […]
Again, an unforgiveable conflation of three bloggers. Sorry! I’ve been flat-strap at Supanova all weekend so keeping up with everything has been beyond my jetlag-fogged brain. But here I am now, doing my best to catch up. Note that some of these are offering free books! First, there’s an interview over at the excellent site, […]