Review: This Queer Angel by Elaine M Chambers from Unbound

Engrossing, deeply personal and at times funny testimony from a compelling point of view. An important addition to the growing cannon of modern LGBT+ history. Available to buy in E-Book direct from unbound. Paperback is available from your bookseller of choice. I better get this bit out of the way up front. I do have … Continue reading Review: This Queer Angel by Elaine M Chambers from Unbound →

#Fahrenbruary – Final Thoughts on a Fantastic Month

I couldn’t see the last day out without posting a few thoughts on what has been a fantastic, if somewhat exhausting month. There is a sense of accomplishment that we’ve managed it. This crazy little idea that Martin (of the Beardy Book Blog) had late last year and casually tweeted out about, I responded to … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Final Thoughts on a Fantastic Month →

#Fahrenbruary – A Q&A with Mr Fahrenheit, Chris McVeigh

Today is the final day of #Fahrenbruary and we’re really fortunate to have Chris McVeigh, founding father of Fahrenheit, answering some questions to round out what has been a spectacular month. So lets start with the really rather obvious question, how did Fahrenheit come about? Fahrenheit was basically an intervention mounted by my friends. I … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – A Q&A with Mr Fahrenheit, Chris McVeigh →

#Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – Walk Away by Chris Hyatt

Noirvile is available to buy direct from Fahrenheit here: Paperback E-Book (ePub) E-Book (Kindle) Walk Away by Chris Hyatt A career criminal, a complicated family. A wife with a past that comes back to haunt in dramatic style. Violence, bloody violence. Redemption at great personal cost. This one has all the classic elements of noir. … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – Walk Away by Chris Hyatt →

#Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – A Real Scorcher by Sarah M Chen

Noirvile is available to buy direct from Fahrenheit here: Paperback E-Book (ePub) E-Book (Kindle) A Real Scorcher by Sarah M Chen A tale told in more of the typical short story style than some we have seen recently, I have loved the mix of approaches to story telling over a shorter word count that the … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – A Real Scorcher by Sarah M Chen →

#Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – After The Elephant Ears by Scott Miles

Noirvile is available to buy direct from Fahrenheit here: Paperback E-Book (ePub) E-Book (Kindle) After The Elephant Ears by Scott Miles A story about family and regret, the damage that addiction can do. Chelsea is a mother and ex-wife who has struggled with addiction. Its cost her both her husband and her daughter, the crimes … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – After The Elephant Ears by Scott Miles →

#Fahrenbruary – Review: Black Moss by David Nolan from Fahrenheit Press

Manc noir as its been christened. Dark, brooding, angry, very angry at times. A real sense of place throughout. A compelling mystery. A social conscience. Available to buy at: Paperback E-Book (ePub) E-Book (Kindle) Black Moss is set in my home. Not even my home town, or close by, its set largely in Saddleworth. Uppermill, … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Black Moss by David Nolan from Fahrenheit Press →