Carry On Writing

It's hectic on the writing front at the moment. I am currently writing the fifth DI Horton Marine Mystery, as well as revising three of my business books which are scheduled for publication in May 2009. The fourth DI Horton Marine Mystery is currently with my publisher and I am keeping my fingers crossed that they don’t want too many revisions. My new author web site is currently being developed and that always takes time. It also involves a lot of work rewriting content, but I’m looking forward to it being launched because it really is the latest state-of-the-art in technology. It provides complete flexibility and control to update all content and it has been designed with maximum search engine optimisation. More about the web site later. There are a few exciting deals bubbling along in the background. Again, as soon as anything breaks I’ll reveal all – news that is, before you get too excited (or put off). But for now it's the waiting game and back to the grindstone on typically grey November day.

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