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New: One of Us, a CWA Debut Dagger shortlisted novel by Iain Rowan
Anna is one of the invisible people. She fled her own country when the police murdered her brother and her father, and now she serves your food, cleans your table, changes your bed, and keeps the...
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Iain Rowan’s Nowhere to Go shortlisted for a Spinetingler award
Great to see Iain Rowan’s rather good collection of crime and suspense fiction, Nowhere to Go, shortlisted for Best Short Story Collection over at Spinetingler magazine. It’s very easy for good books...
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Snapshots: Iain Rowan interviewed
What are you working on now? Right now, a new short story for the Penny Dreadnought series that I’m involved in. PD’s a collaborative project which is proving to be a lot of fun, working with my fellow...
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Free for two days: Iain Rowan’s Spinetingler-nominated Nowhere To Go, 5/6 April
What: a whole collection of crime and suspense fiction for free, you say? And it contains a winner of the Derringer Award for short fiction? And the original story that formed the basis for a novel...
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One Of Us: an extract
Anna is one of the invisible people. She fled her own country when the police murdered her brother and her father, and now she serves your food, cleans your table, changes your bed, and keeps the...
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UK pricing for our print editions
So far, UK pricing and distribution for our print editions has been a bit erratic. For example, today’s prices at Amazon UK are £14.99, a hefty mark-up on the $11.99 US price; when I checked a couple...
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Great review for Iain Rowan’s One Of Us
Lovely review of Iain Rowan’s CWA Debut Dagger-shortlisted novel, One of Us: “enough satisfying twists and turns to satisfy any crime fan… An excellent novel”...
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Update on UK pricing for our print editions – good news!
I posted recently about the unsatisfactory distribution – and erratic pricing – of our print editions in the UK. Prices were higher, with high postage rates; and just to complicate matters, prices...
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Now in print: Nowhere To Go by Iain Rowan
Now available in a stylish trade paperback: Iain Rowan’s Nowhere To Go collects together stories previously published in Alfred Hitchcocks’ Mystery Magazine, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine and other...
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The Penny Dreadnought Files: Transcript of the Debriefing of Agent #742C – a...
“So, what can you tell us about these so called ‘Abominable Gentlemen’, Agent #742C?” “It’s worse than we thought, sir.” “What do you mean? I thought they were just writers?” “Well sir…” “And not even...
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Guest post: 52 Songs, 52 Stories by Iain Rowan
It was quite a simple idea. Every week for a year, I’d set iTunes to shuffle, let it pick the next song at random, and then I’d sit down and write a story inspired by that song and publish it on the...
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Stumbling into print
Working on Garry Kilworth’s fabulous new novel, The Iron Wire (due later this month – watch this space), I was struck by how many excellent books I’ve worked on at infinity plus, and in particular, how...
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