Tricky one this. Authors write books, bookshops sell them. If bookshops started writing books, I’d get miffed, so I don’t really want to start selling them. But I do plan to keep a small stock for conventions, promotions, freebies etc. and I’ve been convinced that there should be exceptions. Please bear in mind that this sort of malarky takes up valuable writing time and is what bookshops are for – it’s really meant to be the exception rather than the rule.

To buy copies of my books direct from me, this is what you do:

1) You get a Paypal account set up.

2) If we haven’t already been in touch personally, please do to check here to see whether I’ve actually got any copies kicking about. Prices include post and packing, and yes, I charge P&P for each book individually. Same price to anywhere in the world outside the UK. I’ll tell you the mail account to use for Paypal.

3) Make purchase via Paypal.

4) Wait patiently for your book to arrive.

What I’m currently prepared to sell (all signed and lined on request):

The Adamantine Palace (Hardcover):£25 for the UK, £30 for the rest of the world.

The Adamantine Palace (Trade Paperback):£17 for the UK, £22 for the rest of the world.