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Agatha Christie is, perhaps barring Shakespeare, the bestselling author of all time. She has sold a minimum estimate of 2 billion copies of her books. Her characters are so famous that one (Hercule Poirot) became the first fictional character to have an obituary in The New York Times. Christie’s art is in the slow reveal... Continue Reading →
Edgar Allan Poe is known for many things. His poem, The Raven, is up there as one of his most famous works, possibly because it was featured in the very first Treehouse of Horror episode of The Simpsons (brilliantly, in my opinion). Amongst several ‘firsts’ he is considered the first full-time profession writer earning a... Continue Reading →
My book Colours of Death: Sergeant Thomas' Casebook was released just on a year ago. I'm pleased to say it has sold over 500 copies in that time. A reasonable portion of those came from my most recent 99c promotion. I used a few different promoters this time and whether it was just the fact... Continue Reading →
Robert New 