Welcome.
My latest book is part historical novel, part contemporary entertainment, and answers the questions:
How did Shakespeare conjure up Macbeth? Why is the play unlucky? What's that got to do with some disgraceful behavior in Hollywood?
All is revealed in the 360 pages of The Scottish Movie, a classic tale of theft and revenge.
(Apart from some favorable reviews from readers, it's been awarded a place on the Awesome Indies list of quality independent fiction, a gold medallion from the Book Readers Appreciation Group™, and an Indie Book of the Day Award.)
For those of you who might be considering a premature retirement, beware of the pitfalls. Before you head off to sunny Florida I suggest you read The Wrinkly. BooksAndPals and Red Adept both found it amusing enough to merit 4 stars.
And if you're one of those poor creatures who are hooked on werewolves and all that hocus-pocus... well, snaffle up The Army of the Night. Set during the Napoleonic wars, it's a ridiculous, 60-page tale that '...really takes off and grips you by the throat.' (The Ebook is free.)
All three Ebooks are available at your favorite outlet. (All formats can be found at Smashwords.com.)
They're also available as paperbacks, for as low a price as I can charge without actually losing money, at Amazon.com. And, for the really curious, there's a brief bio of The Author at the review site Goodreads.com.
For further descriptions, reviews and prices, please click on the links below.
Thank you for reading.
And, if you have the time to spare, reviews — of any ilk — are always appreciated.
Paul Collis
My latest book is part historical novel, part contemporary entertainment, and answers the questions:
How did Shakespeare conjure up Macbeth? Why is the play unlucky? What's that got to do with some disgraceful behavior in Hollywood?
All is revealed in the 360 pages of The Scottish Movie, a classic tale of theft and revenge.
(Apart from some favorable reviews from readers, it's been awarded a place on the Awesome Indies list of quality independent fiction, a gold medallion from the Book Readers Appreciation Group™, and an Indie Book of the Day Award.)
For those of you who might be considering a premature retirement, beware of the pitfalls. Before you head off to sunny Florida I suggest you read The Wrinkly. BooksAndPals and Red Adept both found it amusing enough to merit 4 stars.
And if you're one of those poor creatures who are hooked on werewolves and all that hocus-pocus... well, snaffle up The Army of the Night. Set during the Napoleonic wars, it's a ridiculous, 60-page tale that '...really takes off and grips you by the throat.' (The Ebook is free.)
All three Ebooks are available at your favorite outlet. (All formats can be found at Smashwords.com.)
They're also available as paperbacks, for as low a price as I can charge without actually losing money, at Amazon.com. And, for the really curious, there's a brief bio of The Author at the review site Goodreads.com.
For further descriptions, reviews and prices, please click on the links below.
Thank you for reading.
And, if you have the time to spare, reviews — of any ilk — are always appreciated.
Paul Collis
To contact me, please email: author (at) TheWrinkly (dot) com. Thank you.
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