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A place for news, announcements, and other writing funkiness.
The phantoms are nearing
Posted by Simon Tull on September 21, 2026
Time for a look back
Worldbuilding 101 - Naming stuff
Posted by Simon Tull on September 9, 2026
Here's how I do it
We were financially ruined 😭
Posted by Simon Tull on August 12, 2026
For two hours
Verse for the World-Weary is out now
Posted by Simon Tull on July 23, 2026
Plus another big announcement
What inspired my latest book?
Posted by Simon Tull on July 17, 2026
Both direct and indirect
Hung, drawn, and quarterly updated 🧐
Posted by Simon Tull on July 14, 2026
A quarter of 🔥 & 🤟
I apologise for writing my new series
Posted by Simon Tull on July 6, 2026
It did not go to plan
Cover reveal & ARC offer
Posted by Simon Tull on July 1, 2026
This one is full of surprises
Flood happens 💩
Posted by Simon Tull on June 25, 2026
But there's a whole verse out there
How I climbed that mountain
Posted by Simon Tull on June 3, 2026
Slowly, painfully, successfully
A note on controlling chaos
Posted by Simon Tull on May 19, 2026
And shaping the backdraft
My top 5 books of all time
Posted by Simon Tull on May 8, 2026
That I can remember, anyway
I had an idea last night
Posted by Simon Tull on May 3, 2026
Leading to...podcast recommendations?
The importance of imperfection
Posted by Simon Tull on April 9, 2026
In a world of AI
Quarterly progress update 1 for 2026
Posted by Simon Tull on March 26, 2026
On track so far!
The inspiration behind A Spectre in the Stream
Posted by Simon Tull on March 10, 2026
Spoiler - it's a bit of a mix
Why query agents for my new book?
Posted by Simon Tull on February 24, 2026
5 reasons & rationalisations
Review of "Heroes Die" by Matthew Woodring Stover
Posted by Simon Tull on February 12, 2026
Plus "Shield of Thunder" by David Gemmell & "Segmentation Fault" by Jay Klements
2026 here we come
Posted by Simon Tull on January 26, 2026
My plans for the year ahead
2025 wrap-up
Posted by Simon Tull on December 31, 2025
Another year done and dusted
Why do I write?
Posted by Simon Tull on August 4, 2025
The answer won't shock you