Sounds like the name of a good thriller doesn't it? Might use that one.In fact it's what I've just had removed from my arm pits. I didn't need them removed by the way,  they weren't catching on clothing or bleeding when I washed 'mi pits or anything as worthy as that. Oh no. I did for vanity. Plain and simple. ...

Writing this novel was a dream and darn hard work. Or maybe a hard working dream. The urge to create somethng from nothing, to manifest (bit new age that I know) something in the physical realm from a thought or an idea, a nugget of something intangible from the spiritual realm is the biggest buzz you can have.I'm serious.I don't ...

Who are you like?That's what you get asked when people realise you've written a book.'Er..not sure,' used to be my response but not now. Nah, not ever now because, be-cause people - all of us - need drawers to put things in or hooks to hang things on or, or... errrr... pigeon holes! that's it; pigeon holes to place things into. They ...

What's the intention? This is the question. In a novel the intention for it - the novel - must be defined, specific, achievable and must never be diluted. I'm not talking about plots or characterisation or scenes or any of that stuff. I'm talking about the feel, the pace, the sense, the smell of it. That's the intention. Intention for ...

The idea of giving away a free copy of one's book is not new. It just rarely happens to a book that has just been published in the conventual way. People are always searching for good thriller books to read its true, thing is they usually pay for it! Well things have changed- the internet has seen to that. The ...

Having a chitty-chat with the publishers a few weeks ago and I had an idea about Kill&Cure.  'An idea like what?' they asked.'An idea like giving the book away free,' I replied.'Are you mad?''Me? Nah....'Here's the thinking. You don't know who I am, right? Right.So why would you buy Kill&Cure when you can just as easily buy an Alex Cross novel, or something ...

Keep being asked about this review. It does appear on this website elsewhere but is obviously difficult for you to find! Here's the link:http://kimbofo.typepad.com/readingmatters/2009/05/kill-cure-by-stephen-davison.html 

Nice piece in the BG. Have a gander...

Signing copies of K&C at Waterstones Brentwood tommorrow (20th June) from 11 am, and Chelmesford Waterstones (27th June) from 3pm. Would love, of course, to see you there!

Great to see so many Waterstone's stores using the promo material  A&F (publishers) have given them. To all who have made the book look good in store - Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you.....