Are Telstra’s revamped Peace of Mind Plans or Vodafone’s unlimited passes worth buying? Which telcos are slammed in Australia’s latest customer service report? What are Facebook’s double-standards when punishing page owners? What…
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Reflections on two decades of tech writing
I’ve been doing this writing thing for two decades now. Two DECADES. Sometimes it feels like more. Twenty years ago this week, a bright-eyed, enthusiastic young man strode confidently into the foyer…
Fifty Two is now on sale!
Good news everyone! My latest book, Fifty Two is now available for you to buy through Amazon, iBooks and Smashwords for all e-readers!
Pre-order Fifty Two Today!
Exciting news! My second novel (or to be strictly accurate, my first collection of short stories) is now available to pre-order!
A week is a long time in a building dispute
How a building company called AJ Grant rather comprehensively screwed up a very simple building job in just about every way possible.
Salesplosion: Sharksplosion now on sale!
Can’t get enough of exploding sharks and every action trope known to humankind? Have I got a deal for you — Sharksplosion is now available on sale!
Sharksplosion now available on Amazon Kindle!
Sharksplosion, a novel that’s been described as “An action adventure thriller blockbuster of a novel crammed full of car chases, train derailments, plane crashes and exploding sharks” by an award-winning writer* is…
Sharksplosion: Now on sale!
You know what your life is missing? An action adventure thriller blockbuster of a novel crammed full of car chases, train derailments, plane crashes and exploding sharks. Oh, so many exploding sharks. Just for something completely different, I’ve self published my first novel, and now you can buy it.
2013: Week Nineteen: Busy Monkey… Erm… Duck.
Yep; once again week eighteen was a victim of what the late, great Steve Gerber called the Dreaded Deadline Doom. Here’s what I’ve been very busy doing.
2013: Week Seventeen: Cannot Count
Yeah, I know, there was no week Sixteen. Or, to be more strictly accurate, there was a week sixteen, but personal matters kept me away from it.