Tim Hewtson le Roux

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PUBLISHED: May.10.2010

The Dance of the Pheasodile

Keith and Chrissie McGuire are determined to create a perfect life for themselves and their two children, having been brought up in care homes themselves. Everything is going well: Chrissie is a partner in a London law firm, Keith is an up-and-coming London architect, and the children have all the toys they want. However, when they decide to visit a hypnotherapist to address...

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PUBLISHED: Apr.01.2010

Missio

'A magical journey that sparkles with wit and shimmers with intelligence', Genevieve Graham, author of 'Under The Same Sky'. Walking the rundown streets of his dockland neighbourhood searching for his cat, Stevie meets The Great Macaroni, a children's magician who spends his time trying to persuade his young audiences that his real magic is mere trickery. He teaches Stevie...

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PUBLISHED: Apr.01.2010

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Dec.30.2011 - 2:33 am

Is Kindle Select worth it for authors?

'Mrs Jones' - racing up the paid Kindle charts after a KDP Select free e-book promo

As you may know, Kindle have come up with KDP Select whereby they demand 3 months exclusivity in return for allowing you to run a promotion of a free e-book for 5 days and...

Dec.27.2011 - 4:02 am

Now I know what I have been banging on about, and it is called 'duende'

For some time now I have been announcing portentously my belief that art is a communication between man and God. Actually, I haven't really had much of an idea as to what I...

Dec.26.2011 - 5:53 am

Book promotion and rotten apples

When we started publishing in March 2010, we believed that the way to sell books was to build a lot of background awareness through blogging, word-of-mouth etc. - the classic...

Nov.12.2011 - 5:54 am

Would you fancy a fairy?

As we all know, fairies (or faeries) were very much sought after in the 19th century. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle famously looked for fairies at the bottom of his and everyone...

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Nov.06.2011 - 6:38 pm

In response to: Spitting on people's babies

Uncivilised behaviour continued

Indeed so, Brenden, and literary critics have nothing on historians.

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About Tim

I am a writer and a publisher (Taylor Street Publishing LLC and That Right Publishing LLC). My own books are written in different genres, leaning towards the literary side, but usually comic, mystery, suspense and adventure as well. People's favourite books...

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