Waterstones stocking my book ahead of release!
So if you’re in the UK pop in now and pick one up!
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Weird how events change you. When I first saw 1917 back when it came out it hit me in the feels, sure, but I watched it last night and the end teared me up (I honestly can’t remember when last that happened). I now realise the difference is I hadn’t been through a Big Thing […]
Read more "On Watching 1917 A Second Time…"Well I guess that’s okay then…
This clip from an 80’s sword and sorcery movie is… er…
Read more "Well I guess that’s okay then…"Introducing The Pennyblade Cocktail!
Just invented the Pennyblade. It’s very simple: Tall glass with ice25 ml absintheTop with half lemonade/half cranberry juice. Add a lemon slice. As many of you will already know, it’s named after my grimdark fantasy novel and tastes exactly like the main character’s personality. Find out more here: jamesworrad.com/february-2022-…
Read more "Introducing The Pennyblade Cocktail!"I’ll tell you what isn’t in my fiction:
a detailed description of defecation. Yet one Goodreads user insists that there is. Wilde said his greatest achievement was convincing folk he wore a green carnation while walking through London when he never did and this, I feel, is my equivalent.
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See this site’s front page!
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Unboxing My New Novel!
Praise For The Keep Within!
I’m awed and humbled by the kind words of fellow authors for my upcoming novel. My ego is the size of Wales right now! “Full of dark intrigues, wonderfully layered characters, and a dazzling plot that twists and turns in satisfying ways, this book is masterfully written and just bloody fantastic to read.” —Sebastien de […]
Read more "Praise For The Keep Within!"The Sadness Of ‘No Other’
The story of No Other, Gene Clark’s searingly beautiful album terrifies me. Gene Clark sobered up, toiled hard and opened his D-minor heart to the world and the world of 1974 didn’t want it. In fact the record company removed it from their catalogue entirely and it was only after Clark’s sad death in the […]
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J.L. Worrad 