Happy All Hallow's Eve from Winchcombe

Uh-oh! Looks like Madia's been transported to an even ghostlier version of the Cotswolds...! Still, she looks happy enough.

All Hallow's Eve - or Hallowe'en, if you will - is, as every self-respecting folk horrorist knows, the night before Samhain, the first day of winter in Gaelic circles (as approved by meteorologists). Americans celebrate it by wearing plastic outfits and arguing about whether Trump's a fascist or not (clue: he is).

Not much to report since I did the radio and book signing, except I've been ill for about 3 weeks. Covid or the 'flu presumably. On SoundCloud, I'm pleased to report that "Sun Will Return" has notched up over a thousand plays, with "Sun Will Return (Reprise)" not far behind, so I'm really pleased about that. Book sales, on the other hand, are very low. This was pretty predictable, given that I don't know how to market books, but it's a shame because the music needs the story as much as the story needs the music.

So if you enjoy the album, consider buying the book, on Kindle at least (it's very cheap on Kindle) - it'll change your life! All the details are on the Store Page.

Have a great Hallowe'en - just don't come trick or treating round here as the man traps are deployed and armed. :D