This is my Road trip post and my quarterly catch-up for the Spacetime reading challenge. Which is nearly six weeks late. Sorry about that. I’ve been writing a spacetime book instead of reading them, and yes, I forgot. SpaceTime Catch-up
#IWSG January 2021 – A Whole New Year
Welcome to 2021. It’s hard to think of anything that could be relentlessly worse than 2020, but here’s hoping it has plenty of good points. I’ll get to the question of the month below, but first some thoughts I’ve been
Sign Up – Spacetime Reading Challenge 2021 #spacetimereads
Spacetimereads is the short name for the Spacetime Reading Challenge. Sign up here to take part in the 2021 Challenge! Spacetimereads The Spacetimereads Challenge is to read fiction books set in space or time… How far you want to go
#Spacetimereads and other Reading Challenges – Third Quarter
Spacetimereads usually gets first billing in my Reading Challenge updates since I host that. I hope everyone who signed up for it is getting on well. I meant to take a spin round you at the end of June, but
Reading Challenge update for July #spacetimereads
The SpaceTime Reading Challenge is the main one I need to update, because I run that, and I hope everyone is getting on well with it! I’m falling behind with most of my reading challenges this year. Spacetime Reading Challenge
#IWSG | Planning the launch of Princelings Revolution
Planning the launch of my next book, audio or ebook: things seem to have changed again. It’s pretty good that I have actually had time to think of such things as marketing. I suppose part of the reason is that,
#IWSG | How are you today?
I ask ‘how are you today?’ because I realise I don’t communicate with my readers well enough. How are you in Lockdown? In these weird days of lockdown it’s easy to be wrapped up in our own concerns. You may
SpaceTime Reading Challenge | Spring update #spacetimereads
Spring update time for my SpaceTime Reading Challenge. We’ve been going for three months, so you should be one quarter of the way towards your challenge target. Yes. One quarter. When I realised this first update was due, I had
SpaceTime Reading Challenge – how did you do in 2019?
SpaceTime Reading Challenge 2019—thank you for taking part. How did you get on? It would be delightful if you’d come back and tell all—and reveal your favourite Spacetime reads for last year. Mine was a hard choice between The Unwinding
Reading Challenge Round-Up and Goals for 2020
I love a Reading Challenge or two. It appeals to my sense of order. Apart from the happiness of finishing a book, I love to punctuate it by including it in a challenge list. I know many people think this
Spacetime Reading Challenge 2020 – sign up now
SpaceTime Sign-up time! Searching for a Science Fiction Reading Challenge? I had been for years. I found some with lists of classic or ‘new classic’ books to read, but I’ve either done those or rejected them for good reasons! Last
October update for SpaceTime Reading Challenge
The October update replaces a third quarter update for the SpaceTime Reading Challenge. The SpaceTime Readers I hope all of you who signed up are doing well, and keeping your own updates going. I really hope to get round to
Reading Challenge update | Three-quarters through!
Three-quarters through the year, and I’m so busy I forgot to do my reading challenge update. Many thanks to Cheryl Mahoney for reminding me. I know I’m not doing nearly as well as her. Three-quarters assessment in a nutshell Goodreads
Spacetime Reading Challenge 2nd update #spacetimereads
Hi there, Spacetime Reading Challenge buddies! It’s halfway through the year – so how are you doing? My Spacetime Reading Challenge progress I’m at 7 out of my target of 10 (Interstellar Explorer). I feel I’m not reading enough scifi
WRiTE CLUB 2019 – It’s the CAGE BOUTS
Cage Bouts are six rounds between three contestants. Again, you read the three pieces (each under 500 words) and vote for the one you want to win. These run from Monday (today) to Saturday, and voting closes six days later,