Showing posts with label UKYACX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UKYACX. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 September 2016

UKYACX - Simon P Clark


Why, hello again! Welcome to the UKYACX Middle Grade Tour! Today is my stop and I would like to welcome Simon P Clark. Simon is the author of Eren, a story that follows Oli, who believes that the adults in his life are keeping secrets. His Mum takes him into the country to stay with his Aunt and Uncle, but no one telling him why Dad isn't with them.

Then Oli has a secret himself. In the attic, Oli discovers a creature. Eren, who isn't human and who feeds on stories. He needs stories to live. And he wants Oli to tell them. As Oli tells Eren the stories, he begins to understand the secrets the grown up are hiding. Soon, Oli will have to make a choose: confront the truth, or abandon himself into Eren's world...

Now, when Simon and I got chatted on what today's post was going to be about, we talked about stories and why they are so important. Stories and the telling of stories is hugely important in Eren. And Simon was very kind to write this post asking why telling stories are so important.

Now, before I hand you over to Simon, I must thank him for taking time out to write this. And I want to thank Kerry for organising both UKYACX blog tours! Also, if you wanna check Simon out, you can check him out at http://www.simonpclark.com or https://twitter.com/sipclark.

Monday, 5 September 2016

UKYACX - Roy Gill


Why, hello everyone! Welcome to my stop on the UKYACX Blog Tour. This post is part of the YA leg of the tour (there is another for Middle Grade and that will be crash-landing onto this very blog in the future). 

Today, to celebrate UKYA, I am joined by Roy Gill. Roy is the author of Daemon Parallel and the second book in the duology, Werewolf Parallel. He is, also, a script writer, working on scripts for audio series such as The Confessions of Dorian Grey, Iris Wildthyme, and Dark Shadows (all released via Big Finish). 

And because he can write both scripts and books, I wanted to know more about the differences. So, before I go any further with my questions, I must have Roy for taking time out to answer my questions (and I could have asked him LOADS!) and Kerry for letting me tie-toe into this tour! 

Again, before I hand it over to the questions and Roy's answers, if you wanna check Roy out online, you can go to https://roygill.wordpress.com or check him out on Twitter & Tumblr. Ok, now, ONWARDS TO THE QUESTIONS AND THEIR ANSWERS!!!