Ask the Author: Paul J.C. Edge
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Paul J.C. Edge
Keep going. It had taken a year to see the beginnings of uptake on my first novel... Never give up! Don't waste your money on PR companies, very few pay per review companies have any real impact. Amazon advertising will work, but you need to prepared to take a hit on your first book. Sell it cheap and try to get it out there ;)
Paul J.C. Edge
From a dream, strangely.
Paul J.C. Edge
A mix of daydreams, research and just throwing myself at a thread of a story and seeing what transpires.
Paul J.C. Edge
The second novel of my series, the Summer Haven.
It is called The Oldest Religion is Fear. It builds upon the first novel to explain how and why the apocalypse occurred, and shows how the alien discovery party began to interfere with the people of the planet prior to the infection. It is a much darker novel, as the aliens use anti-religion to manipulate humans into assisting with their plans.
It is called The Oldest Religion is Fear. It builds upon the first novel to explain how and why the apocalypse occurred, and shows how the alien discovery party began to interfere with the people of the planet prior to the infection. It is a much darker novel, as the aliens use anti-religion to manipulate humans into assisting with their plans.
Paul J.C. Edge
Be patient. Ideas do come along, but the more you push, the more you hamper creativity.
Paul J.C. Edge
The crypt opened slowly, and out came the most frightful things, rendering me insane - a politician, a political reporter, a, estate agent and Britney Spears.
Paul J.C. Edge
Without question, I would hang out with the giants in the Thomas Covenant world... but then the restaurant at the end of the universe may be worth a shot
Paul J.C. Edge
The Hyperion novels by Dan Simmons - Absolutely loved them. Absolutely loved the romantic ending to the last novel, a genuine surprise and a lovely end
I also read the Jane Hawk series by Dean Koontz - Loved those too, I especially like Dean's way of making children and animals lovable, its not the main thread but always a pleasure :)
I also read the Jane Hawk series by Dean Koontz - Loved those too, I especially like Dean's way of making children and animals lovable, its not the main thread but always a pleasure :)
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