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Publisher at The Friday Project, blogger and now the bloke who runs Authonomy.

Just a word of warning - contacting me with general Authonomy queries, technical issues, chasing up reviews etc. will take much longer than going through Rachel via the normal email address. I do not have access to the admin functions on the site so all I do is pass your message on to Rachel. She's the one who does all the real work.

If you want to chat about the site, writing, publishing, or anything like that then I'd be delighted.

I am afraid I do not respond to requests to read specific books on Authonomy.

favourite books

A Wild Sheep Chase - Haruki Murakami
Dance Dance Dance - Haruki Murakami
Life A User's Manual - Georges Perec
Krabat - Otfried Preussler
The Odyssey - Homer
The Iliad - Homer
Plainsong - Kent Haruf
Saul & Patsy - Charles Baxter
Franky Furbo - William Wharton

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BillyD wrote 5 hours ago

Hi Bigmouth, Been reading some of your comments on other's books. I ....

Marita A. Hansen wrote 21 days ago

Hi, Scott. With the new month comes changes in shelves, so I'm messag....

Allmon Riley wrote 32 days ago

thank you for your feedback. I will take everything you said into con....

patio wrote 32 days ago

I write with greetings and invitation to read a chapter or more of my....

tapity wrote 32 days ago

Scott I think Authonomy is an excellent site in many respects - for ....

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I wrote 32 days ago

Some thoughts, I hope they are helpful. You don't need to introduce your characters using their full names in the opening paragraph. Allow the reader to meet them and discover them during the subsequent conversation. If they had decided it was the perfect day for a walk along the beach, why do... view book

I wrote 32 days ago

A great concept and the pace is good - this is an exciting read. One small thing to say upfront, and this can apply to the majority of authonomy manuscripts I read, the first paragraph feels over-written and a bit clunky. It is as if you are trying too hard. Actually, that first sentence sets the... view book

I wrote 32 days ago

This is definitely an interesting story - a brave and bold decision for any parents to take - and it is the tale itself that provides the entertainment. The writing style is fine but I think you try a little too hard, rendering the prose a little bit formal. Relax a bit, lighten up, make it more con... view book

I wrote 108 days ago

This is an interesting story and one that is definitely worth telling but, I'll be honest, I had a problem with the narrative voice. It is somewhat over-written, by which I mean it appears to be trying too hard to be literary, using language and phrases, and even extra words, which don't feel natura... view book

I wrote 114 days ago

I think the idea of a collection of short tales or modern parables to highlight or explain elements of Christian teaching is a good one - it worked quite well for Jesus if I remember correctly. However, if I am honest, I found this to me more about the author recounting a series of good deeds which,... view book

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