A is for Angelica
A is for Angelica the audiobook available now
One month earlier than expected, I’m pleased to say that the audiobook version of A is for Angelica [http://iainbroome.com/angelica] is now on sale. Read with a Yorkshire lilt by Tim Bruce [http://www.timbruce.co.uk/], it is complete, unabridged and I think it sounds great.
Coming soon: A is for Angelica, the audiobook
I’m tickled pink to tell you that Oakhill Publishing [http://www.oakhillpublishing.com/] has bought the UK rights to the audiobook version of A is for Angelica [http://iainbroome.com/angelica], my debut novel. It’s in production now and will be available in libraries from 15 September 2015.
10 things you didn't know about A is for Angelica
It’s three years since my debut novel, A is for Angelica [http://iainbroome.com/angelica], was published. I’ve talked about it plenty, especially on my podcast for writers [http://iainbroome.com/podcast], but there are still a few things that you may not know. 1. When I started
Come see me at Leicester Book Festival this weekend!
This Saturday (18 May 2013) I’ll be appearing at the inaugural Leicester Book Festival [http://www.book-fest.com] alongside fellow Legend Press stalwarts, Sam Mills and Tom Chambers. The event starts at 7.30pm at the New Walk Museum and Arts Gallery and I’m fair looking forward to
Watch me reading from A is for Angelica on YouTube
The easy way to enjoy my novel is to buy a copy [http://static.squarespace.com/static/5372a141e4b04835e33e0a56/53f110cee4b03f01c3e8052e/53f11a54e4b03f01c3e9077a/1408309844739/a-is-for-angelica?format=original] , sit down with a good cup of tea and, you know, read the thing. The next best way is to subscribe to my YouTube channel [http:
An interview with me on writing and A is for Angelica
A couple of weeks ago, Tom Gillespie got in touch to tell me he’d chosen A is for Angelica as one of his books of the year [http://tom-gillespie.com/my-novel-of-the-year-a-for-angelica-by-iain-broome-an-interview-with-the-man-behind-the-curtain/] . In fact, he said it was his number one book of the year and asked me to answer
Happy birthday to me!
[http://static.squarespace.com/static/5372a141e4b04835e33e0a56/53f110cee4b03f01c3e8052e/53f110dbe4b03f01c3e80654/1354063189000/slim_cover.jpg?format=original] So, as of midnight last night, I am 32 years old. It really doesn’t feel like my birthday. As regular readers will know, a lot has happened to me [https://www.iainbroome.com/blog/that-was-the-week-that-was]
How to write about controversial subjects
I didn’t really consider, when I was writing my debut novel, A is for Angelica [http://static.squarespace.com/static/5372a141e4b04835e33e0a56/53f110cee4b03f01c3e8052e/53f11a54e4b03f01c3e9077a/1408309844739/a-is-for-angelica?format=original] , which is available from all good book shops, that I might be tackling a controversial subject. It was only when I started
Is traditional publishing worth the wait?
Those of you who’ve followed this site and the podcast [https://www.iainbroome.com/podcast] for a while will know that it took some time for me to first write, then publish my first novel, A is for Angelica [http://static.squarespace.com/static/5372a141e4b04835e33e0a56/53f110cee4b03f01c3e8052e/53f11a54e4b03f01c3e9077a/1408309844739/a-is-for-angelica?
Some dos and don’ts for hosting your book launch
Last week I launched the paperback version of my debut novel, A is for Angelica [http://static.squarespace.com/static/5372a141e4b04835e33e0a56/53f110cee4b03f01c3e8052e/53f11a54e4b03f01c3e9077a/1408309844739/a-is-for-angelica?format=original] , at the delightful Lantern Theatre in my home town, Sheffield. It was a smashing evening and I loved every second. You can see