Charlie Wade's Blog

The bailout is available as a free kindle e-book on amazon for the next 5 days.

The Spy with Eczema has received a very good review over at Ignite Books

http://ignitebooks.blogspot.co.uk/2016/02/charlie-wade.html

My short story Spacey’s People is up at Spelk today

Spacey’s People

Now available, The Spy with Eczema was the first book I wrote. It languished on the hard drive for four or five years but now has been spruced up and released.

Life’s never easy for secret agent Barry, dealing with both his eczema and multiple personalities.

When his latest assignment is botched (due to a misplaced pie), he pulls himself together to find a memory card that was hidden inside the pie.

In a chase for the truth, Barry fends off all manner of psychopaths, including the insidiou...

I had a short story – Kenny – up at Spelk Fiction last week

http://spelkfiction.com/2015/09/18/kenny/

The Bailout is free from April 2nd to 6th on Amazon

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Bailout-Charlie-Wade-ebook/dp/B005VCFNFY/

Review of Seven Daze on the Shaun Bookaddict site.

http://bookaddictshaun.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/review-seven-daze-by-charlie-wade-45.html

Seven Daze has been reviewed by Nottingham’s Leftlion magazine.

Leftlion review

So it's been a year since i took the plunge, paid twenty quid and joined the bad back brigade of allotmentising oldies.

Before and after pics














Not quite from the same spot but you get the general idea.

Spring cabbages, broad beans and new potatoes are now in. The sixty odd strawberry plants are now just starting to flower.












Looking the other way

















Almost the same position. The bath is still in situ (has water lillies and frogspawn in it), the last of the winter cabbages and broccoli is about all uou c...

Quick witted, left-handed, pink hat wearing guitarist and author Andy Peters joins us today for Ten Questions. The near-pension drawing author of The Barry Island Murders and The Saundersfoot Suicides has been causing a whirlwind in the world of Welsh crime fiction recently (or Cyrmgrit as no one calls it) with his mixture of wit, seventies Welsh holiday resorts and more wit. He's also written books about Otis King, a welsh Blues Detective who solves cases in Memphis, one of which is featured...