The Puppet Shop is a new serialised, non-linear novel by Neuromantic Press author Alexander King. Published online, one chapter every Saturday, the chapters can be read in any order. Interested readers can subscribe to receive email updates upon each chapter being published. Once complete, the plan is to compile the book into a paperback format …
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New novel from Alexander King – “She Only Boots For Me”
Neuromantic Press are proud to announce the release of a new novel from author Alexander King (“It Looks Like You’re Writing a Letter”). Set in the same universe but at a different time, the book follows Bravilor Bonamat, a ‘Pit Kid’ in Little London, as he tries to navigate a tangled criminal underworld revolving around …
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Free eBook – Fox, Rabbit & Cricket
Please enjoy this free short story by Alexander King. An adult fable in which a fox, a rabbit and a cricket discuss ethics and what it means to be happy. With swearing.
“It Looks Like You’re Writing a Letter” paperbacks now back in stock
Another short run has been made of paperback copies of Alexander King’s “It Looks Like You’re Writing a Letter”. It’s strictly first-come-first-served, and priority is being given to pre-orders carried over from the first run. Visit the shop to place your order.
“It Looks Like You’re Writing a Letter” – paperback pre-orders now available
We are proud to announce that “It Looks Like You’re Writing a Letter” – the debut science fiction/thriller novel from Alexander King, will very shortly be available to buy in paperback. Published in September 2014, and previously only available in ebook format, public demand has been such that a paperback version is viable. If bought …
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Review of “It Looks Like You’re Writing a Letter” from Soundsphere Magazine
Alexander King’s debut sci-fi/thriller has recently received a glowing review from Steve Nash at Soundsphere Magazine. Among the many positive things Steve said about the book, and its author were the following: Please click here to read the review in full.