Question for the board . . .

How many of you read fiction?

bobbok... Hall Of Famer

9,208 posts

crime / thrillers mostly... UK / USA

I o - bt mostly with a historic content,

No tx.

I do, mostly historical based fiction.

Simon Scarrow

Wilbur Smith

Bernard Cornwell

etc

I read Clevermike's posts

I'll get my coat.

LMAO!

Good one Stav.

I'm only asking because I've finally written my first book. It's short, a novella rather than a novel and it should be available on Amazon in about a week (I hope).

Sorry I can't offer freebies at this stage. I have some costs I need to recover, but I'll put up a link once it's published.

The posters who like historical fiction may not love Book 1 but I promise they will enjoy Book 2 and onward.

I read Clevermike's posts

Post of the year if not the decade, bloody brilliant (and so accurate)

Well done, Rooinek.

One of my brothers writes novels and sells via Amazon. He’s done really well and written quite a few books now. He has fans of his work all over the world, including SA :)

Good luck with it.

Yeah best of luck with the Novella.

Thanks becs and Stav.

Question For The Board….in other words I want to tell the Board about my book. How pathetic….do you read fiction. Why not just be honest.

What a petty man.

You reap what you sow.

Congrats & best wishes.

My favourite UK ...... Ian Rankin

USA .... John Hart

Love reading fiction... haven't lately, always busy of late, but I will have a bit of time on my hand soon...or it might turn out even more chaotic if the last 26 months is anything to go by ...Like Pratchett, Douglas Adams, Koonz, King...and a load of other authors...

Will give Rooi's book a go just for the hell of it.

Actually on reflection that was petty of me….good luck with your book. Give us the name and I’ll buy a copy and spread the word a bit.

Thanks Moffie. I appreciate it. Will put up a link hopefully next week.

Indeed, good luck with the book.

Since you can't make a free copy available to us, why not post a couple of excerpts?

...or perhaps provide some sort of synopsis.

I will definitely read the Book. I enjoyed reading Wilbur Smiths "Assegaai".