Author: SD Tanner

‘The Locke Files’, book one of the new DNA series is almost done.  I even have the cover ready to go! This time I’ve had another beta reader travelling with me, chapter by chapter, and he’s done a great job Read More …

Just as we promised, we’re letting you know we have two books at 99c for the next two days. – Eve of the Hunter Wars – Heaven meets Hell Please pass this on to anyone you think might be interested. Read More …

Okay, so I’m 30,000 words into a new book and I’m not sure what to do next.  The ‘what if’ premise of this story is, ‘What if gene therapy can extend life to 500 years?’.  It’s set in 2050 and Read More …

I’ve almost finished my intense edit run and I’ve only Call to War left to do.  Given a lot was learned in the preceding five books, I’m hoping there’s a lot less editing to be done. Finally, my brain is Read More …

Now this first series of the Horsemen is finished, I’ve finally got time to edit them back to back.  I had to make a decision whether to focus on finishing the first series or to go back and do the Read More …

About six months ago, I launched myself into the “how the hell do you market an indie book” world and found myself somewhere I’d never been.  All the advice says, “use social media” with a confusing reference to FB, Twitter, Read More …

The indie book business is a harsh master.  The Distributors (i.e. Amazon, Nook, etc.) pay a lot for the platform and software.  The Readers pay for their devices, comms and the books themselves.  We Authors pay to write and package Read More …

I’m overexcited today.  Call to War has just been published and, as a reward for finishing our first series, we had a talented professional create new covers for the whole series.  I think they look amazing and a big thank Read More …

Firstly, a big thank you to everyone who assured me they would like to see the series continue.  I took your advice on board and the end of Book 6, Call to War, brings our current argument with Ruler to Read More …

When I wrote ‘Eve of the Hunter Wars’ we laughed and decided that it ‘might’ be a book and there might be three other people who would read it.  I was a nervous wreck the moment the publish button was Read More …