The Word On The Wall

[...] develops, its greatest challenge is not just to win the battle for respectability, writes Mark Cantrell – but also to avoid becoming a pale imitation of the big publishing corporates YEARS ago, I [...]

[...] On To The Stars There's a fine line between visionary and madman, but in this 2005 article, Mark Cantrell wondered if Lord Tebbitt hadn't actually been beckoning us to a future among the stars when he [...]

[...] In the republic of the word By Mark Cantrell ONE of these days I’m going to start blogging. Hang on, though, isn’t this a blog? Well, no. [...]

[...] Interviewed on Indies Unlimited Check out the blog Indies Unlimited for an interview with Mark Cantrell, the author of Citizen Zero. And once you've finished that, you might care to stick around and [...]

[...] Etchings of Power by Terry C Simpson is a slick piece of work by any measure, from its editing and formatting, through its natty [...]

[...] running to celebrate Read An eBook Week (4-10 March 2012). For the rest of this week, my novel CITIZEN ZERO, fiction anthology ISOLATION SPACE, and [...]

[...] With The Smashwords Summer Sale... EXCLUSIVE to Smashwords: Throughout July you can get the novel CITIZEN ZERO and the fiction anthology ISOLATION SPACE half price in the Summer Sale using code SSW50. [...]

[...] of UKFast's roundtable discusion on the alleged death of traditional print and the rise of digital publishing. Here's the results. The discussion lasted a good hour and covered a lot of ground, so you [...]

Visionary spaceman? Sign On To The Stars There's a fine line between visionary and madman, but in this 2005 article, Mark Cantrell wondered if Lord [...]

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[...] Deep, dark and gruesome Third Sight By Ian Woodhead Reviewed by Mark Cantrell ONCE again the delightfully twisted mind of Ian Woodhead has [...]