Jackson Radcliffe's Blog - Posts Tagged "genres"
A writer in search of a genre
My debut novel, The Yoga Sutras, a philosophical comedy, was published in April this year, and since then I’ve been writing my way through various ideas. I have two sequels to The Yoga Sutras in progress, but the second and third books in the series are leading me to a very strange place, and I’m not sure that I’m ready to go there just now.
I also have a mind-blowing sci-fi novel that I want to write, because the ideas interest me very much, but I can’t quite find the voice I’m looking for yet.
There are other ideas floating around inside my head, but what I’ve settled on next is a series of four books, set in my home city of Oxford. These will explore the strange and mysterious world of dreams and nightmares. The story is a psychological thriller, with aspects of mystery, romance, humour and horror, and I plan to complete it early in 2015. I’ll tell you more about it when I have more to tell.
In the meantime, I’m currently running a giveaway of The Yoga Sutras at LibraryThing. So if you’d like to pick up a free copy of the epub or mobi version in return for an honest review at Amazon, head over there before the closing date of November 29.
Originally published at JacksonRadcliffe.com.
I also have a mind-blowing sci-fi novel that I want to write, because the ideas interest me very much, but I can’t quite find the voice I’m looking for yet.
There are other ideas floating around inside my head, but what I’ve settled on next is a series of four books, set in my home city of Oxford. These will explore the strange and mysterious world of dreams and nightmares. The story is a psychological thriller, with aspects of mystery, romance, humour and horror, and I plan to complete it early in 2015. I’ll tell you more about it when I have more to tell.
In the meantime, I’m currently running a giveaway of The Yoga Sutras at LibraryThing. So if you’d like to pick up a free copy of the epub or mobi version in return for an honest review at Amazon, head over there before the closing date of November 29.
Originally published at JacksonRadcliffe.com.
