I'm still having trouble finding wildlife to photograph, I cant believe that a couple of years ago I was taking over a hundred pictures nearly every day. Yet today I haven't taken the camera out of its case for two weeks. there's nothing but a few mallards and coots, swans and canada geese.
I don't like being inactive though so here is my latest book, it is a sequel to "Excalibur's last battle."
and is available on Amazon as paperback or ebook, under my pen name "John Gwynant"
A pictorial diary of my walks around the parks and wild areas of Leicestershire, and occasionally farther afield.
If you're new to my blog, you might like to have a look at the pictures in the older post as well (click on button at the bottom of the page).
I am also a writer, using the pen-name John Gwynant, and I'll occasionally announce my latest book release on the blog.
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Sunday, December 14, 2014
Friday, September 20, 2013
The Bristol Cross Murders - my New book - 20 September 2013
My New book is now available from Amazon, it's in both Paperback and Electronic (Kindle etc) format. An exciting crime thriller based in Bristol during the 1860s with a twist in the tale.
I have kept it to 75 pages, to be able to offer it at a lower cost to attract readers who have not tried John Gwynant books before.
Using Amazon's search engine "Bristol Cross" will bring just one 'hit' - this book.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Distracted - 17 August 2011
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| http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ramblin-Jacks-Bawdy-Tales-ebook/dp/B005HG4Y22/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1313577105&sr=8-1 |
The book is available at the link above and if you don't have Kindle you can get a FREE download from Amazon that emulates a Kindle Reader.
"Ramblin Jack's Bawdy Tales" by John Gwynant (my pen name) is about the risque adventures of the inhabitants of a fictitious English Village 'Lurking in the Wolds'.
A second 'Lurking' book will be out soon, but will be slightly more serious.
I'm going out this afternoon to see what wildlife is about, so another post tomorrow - hopefully.
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