Weirdness abounds
With 2 Indie publishers now representing my books I’ve had to get a bit more organised. And thinking on a different level about Kate Trinity. With lazer focus (lots of coffee) and a little guidance from those in the know, cunning plans begin for 2016. But first a look back on 2015.
Top posts
The one about what to buy me for Christmas
The one about Jason Bourne and Ronda Rousey’s love child
The one about fear induced adrenalin rushes
The one where I jumped on the Abandoned Asylum Band-wagon
The one with the abandoned asylum my mum used to work in
The page about the morning after the night before
I didn’t write as much over the last year as I’d done previously. My time had been divided between this blog and another, work for clients, and writing more books. Hopefully I will be more organised this year and bring more varied content to the site.
Published this year
I publish a few books this year through Wallace Publishing and Kensington Gore Publishing. As well as a couple of free reads.
One & a Half Christmas Fairies
Sheriff of the Eternal Law is a republishing of a book I wrote near the beginning of my journey, and the second in the Deanna series. Wallace Publishing is republishing them after they receive new edits, covers, and attention. The final book in the series will be out later this year.
One and a Half Christmas Fairies was written for Christmas and is free to download through Gumroad. Perfectly nice is a rejected by magazines story I published straight to the blog instead so it’s also free. Let me know what you think of these two.
Skin Side Out is my favourite of all the books I’ve written so far, although All the Girl’s Hearts is a close second. Taking a slightly different view of Vampires – more in line with The Strain than Twilight – I like to think that vampires (and other mythical species) could have been alternate evolutionary strains of human. Those that didn’t work out died out. But perhaps some worked out in ways we haven’t yet discovered, after all we’re only human. We don’t know everything.
This story is a mixture of science, myth, my twisted mind, and just a hint of humour. I hope you like it.
No Resolutions
As you may have read in my 12 Questions of Christmas, on Kensington Gore’s website, I don’t do resolutions. I prefer to make a decision to do something and get on with it rather than wait for the start of the new year. So I have made no resolutions. You can find me on Twitter and Instagram where I will be concentrating most my time and efforts (as well as this site) over the next year.
I also have some plans for youtube that could include video updates, story time (because it’s been suggested a few times recently to me), and book trailers. There’s nothing on there yet but feel free to Subscribe now and make me feel good 🙂
There is another novel in the works, although early stages, which will be published through Kensington Gore’s Hammered Horror – but I can’t tell you much about that yet.
And Finally
I’m going to be putting all of my previously self published works (but not those published by Wallace Publishing or Kensington Gore) into a single free download for my email list subscribers. That’s 9 eBooks (priced at $0.99 or more) and a number of unpublished stories.
If you’d like to get your paws on them enter your email now
This subscribes you to my list but you can escape at any time.
I hope you have some exciting plans for the coming year (not resolutions) and that you make them happen.
Like most of the rest of the world I had a slightly later than usual night last night – it’s fair to say that my brain is still partially asleep (despite the vast amounts of coffee) so if this post isn’t entirely in good English remember – this is a new year, last year I wasn’t nearly as organised as I am this year, if I had been I would have written it last year and set it to auto-publish today.
Kate xxx
Horror and Fantasy Author – Also writing as K.T. McQueen. Love Western Horror, cowboy boots, my cactus Collin, & my Demon Cat.
Moths – I hate moths, the way they flutter at your face!
