The story so far: I'm a writer based in Canterbury, UK. My first novel, a technothriller called Déjà Vu, was published to critical acclaim in 2005. This blog shoots the writerly breeze on upcoming projects, marketing, and anything else writing-related that springs to mind.
[Photo copyright (c) Mimika Cooney 2004.] I'm a British writer who published his first book in 2005 to critical acclaim. As well as being a writer, I'm an Associate Lecturer in psychological research methods at the Open University, an Associate Tutor at Canterbury Christ Church University and Psychology Section Editor for Intute, a UK higher education information and research service. Say howdy via ian_hocking (at) uk2.net.
Just read on Scott Pack's blog (he of the Friday Project) that an author from my first publisher, The UKA Press, has been picked up to produce a series of novels for the Friday Project about a time-travelling historian who uses a toilet as a time machine. Excellent stuff. The author is called Andrew Fish and you heard the phrase 'flush capacitor' here first.
Labels: Andrew Fish, The Friday Project
posted by Dr Ian Hocking at 10/15/2007 08:35:00 AM
1 Comments:
Sounds great fun, I thought. I rushed over to Amazon a few hours ago and bought a copy.
Good to see you're back blogging again, Ian. I always enjoy your thoughts and notes.
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