It seems some of my website visitors have missed the fact that I am a writer and that this site’s main purpose is to promote my writing. The works presented below are a selection of some fifteen novels-in-progress I shall be working on until I stop breathing. Whether you love or hate my fiction, I’d [...]
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The Writer Tracy Williams
Posted in Writing, tagged new literature, publishers wanted, works in progress on April 13, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The Dark Side of Tinseltown
Posted in Writing, tagged Hollywood, Hollywood Bus Stop, Short Story, story seeking publisher on March 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I came to Hollywood on June 1st 1994, arriving on the 11am bus like so many wannabes before me. Back then The Boulevard was awash with flyers. ‘Actors Wanted/Models Wanted.’ Casting scams pinned to lamp posts; a clichéd Hollywood rip-off. Gilson Simoes never advertised. He couldn’t afford the paper. And he claimed he never took [...]
Blackout for sale on Amazon
Posted in Writing, tagged Amazon, Blackout, eBook, Kindle on March 5, 2010 | 2 Comments »
To celebrate World Book Day yesterday I published Blackout on Amazon.com. If you are lucky enough to have a Kindle you can now read Blackout as an eBook, which you can buy at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003AOAZLC. Since all writers desire feedback, once you have read Blackout, either as the eBook or in traditional printed form, please post [...]
3 Collector’s Editions Left
Posted in Writing, tagged Blackout, Collectors Edition on February 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Dear Readers/Watchers/Listeners At £60 each I know they’re expensive. However, if three more people buy the proof and DVD of the naked reading, I will be able to pay my rent and eat for one more month. Oh, and – I’ll have time to writer something new. No pressure.
Blackout is now available, price £9.99
Posted in Writing, tagged Blackout, Blurb.com, self-publishing on January 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Blackout is now available to buy on Blurb.com, priced £9.99. Click the link or cover image to access the bookstore. Note: Standard delivery provides the best value, but takes around 15 days to arrive from order.
Tales From The Hollwood Bus Stop
Posted in Writing, tagged Ambit Magazine, Hollywood, Short Story, Tales From The Hollwood Bus Stop on January 28, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Tales From The Hollywood Bus Stop is my FIRST published work, so a BIG THANKS has to go to Ambit Magazine for this, and for recognising my skill and talent. I’ve agreed not to add this to my website for a few months, so if you want to read the story you’ll have to buy [...]
Naked Reading Recorded
Posted in Naked Reading, Writing, tagged Naked Reading, Naked Reading Photos on January 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Last night we recorded my first naked reading. The reading is 40 minutes in duration and the recording is one take. There are a few mistakes, but I’m sure you will forgive me these. We’re not editing these out so you know it’s real. If you needed convincing this is actually happening, here’s the proof.
Front page feature in Swansea Evening Post
Posted in Writing, tagged Swansea Evening Post, Welsh News Coverage on January 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday it was the Wales on Sunday, today it’s the Swansea Evening Post, with more to come Thursday. It seems ‘old media’ really loves the story – I knew they would.
From Page 3 to Page 9
Posted in Writing, tagged Wales on Sunday, Welsh News on January 17, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Today Wales on Sunday, arguably the Welsh nation’s most read Sunday paper, published a 3/4 page feature on The Naked Blonde Writer. If you’re in Wales, I recommend buying a copy. If not you can read the article online.
First Published Short Story
Posted in Writing, tagged Ambit Magazine, Hollywood Bus Stop, Published, Short Story on January 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
My first short story to be published is called Tales From The Hollywood Bus Stop and will appear in Ambit Magazine this month (January 2010). For information on where to buy go to www.ambitmagazine.co.uk. More details will appear here after publication as I really can’t say any more at this time.









