We are all social, in the end
Oh boy! has the last few months been a bit a push… Project Radiant, the first book of the Red Tape & Ruin Series is released on the 28th April 2026. From getting the ARC copies out to the very kind people who agreed to be my ARC team to…
The book has been completed for a while. The cover has been produced, the ARC readers will be getting their copies on Monday 9th March and the audiobook is in production. You can now pre-order the book on amazon here You would think that all the work is now complete,…
A massive thank you must go out to Victoria Mooring, who designed the book cover of “Project Radiant”. She has done an epic job in bringing the book to life on the cover design, which is coming out on 28th April. Available for pre-order now: https://mybook.to/YiMhBz Can you trust the…
Project Radiant: The Final Stretch After months of writing, rewriting, and editing, I’m thrilled to share that I’m in the final stretch of releasing my next book: Project Radiant, a political, techno-dystopian thriller set in a near-future Britain dominated by AI. A Glimpse into the StoryJournalist Sarah Perriam’s career is…
Project Radiant is the first book in a series of tech and political satire/thrillers. In a future Britain run by algorithms, one disillusioned journalist stumbles onto a conspiracy that could shake democracy to its core. As AI systems quietly manipulate public policy, social media, and even reality itself, Sarah Perriam…
Writing is hard. Not coal-mining hard, but emotionally taxing, mentally draining, occasionally soul-wilting. Some days you’ll wonder why you bother. Some days the words won’t flow. Some days you’ll reread a paragraph and question every decision you’ve ever made. But here’s why you keep going: because you have stories to…
As we come to the new year, we need to all make a resolution… Every writer compares themselves to others. It’s practically a national pastime. You read a brilliant sentence and briefly consider setting your laptop on fire. You see someone finish a novel and wonder why you’ve been drafting…
As I ready myself for the upcoming Norwegian Christmas, which they celebrate on the 24th. This is great for me, as I get two Christmas dinners. But I have been having a struggle for a while, procrastination is one word for it, another is phrase we use is writers block.…
As readers, when we were young, we first started ruining our enjoyment of books in English Literature class where we would review Macbeth, An Inspector Calls or some other classic book to the end of term and never want to read them again. The same happened to me when I…
Revising a manuscript is a bit like realising the house you built has several crooked walls, a suspicious smell, and a family of raccoons living in the attic. It’s overwhelming. It’s humbling. But it’s also where the magic happens. Revision lets you transform chaos into clarity. You refine character arcs,…
