The Inkwell

Thanks to everyone who came out on Friday to get a signed copy of Go Deep! It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces, and new faces too!

If you missed the launch but want a signed copy (and live in or near Vancouver/Victoria/Gulf Islands), send me a message and we can arrange something!

Otherwise, books are always available to be ordered at your local bookstore and online at Amazon, Powell's, Createspace and so forth. Go Deep can also be bought using Facebook's handy 'Shop Now' button by the right of this page's name.

To order via your indie bookstore (which also helps encourage them to stock the books!), you can use these ISBNs:

Go Deep: 978-0992022440
Don't Bang the Barista!: 978-0992022433
The Old Arbutus Tree: 978-0992022402
Eat to Beat Acne: 978-0992022426

Eat to Beat Acne is also stocked at Eternal Abundance (on the Drive), and I'm hoping to confirm stockists in town for Go Deep and DBTB next week.

Thanks for reading!

A round-up of all the creative stuff I've been poking my fingers into this year so far. And some thoughts on future projects!

The Year So Far I promised myself 2015 would be the year I pushed myself creatively and professionally, and it’s shaping up to be a pretty fantastic year so far!

If the pen is mightier than the sword, should freelance writers be called freepens?

Maybe not.

http://www.deskmag.com/en/the-origin-of-the-word-freelance-and-why-it-should-make-us-happy-freelancers-doing-what-you-love/

The Origin of the Word Freelance and Why it Should Make Us Happy | Deskmag | Coworking "Freelance" was originally two words, "free" and "lance", which references independent workers and the weapons they used. Here we see a Bedouin warrior, a nomad and independent worker with a lance, around 1900.

Kalyanii reviews Don’t Bang the Barista by Leigh Matthews If truth be told, my initial interest in Don’t Bang the Barista probably had something to do with my long-held crush on the red-headed, fresh-faced beauty who works the morning shift at the coffee ...