A Blanket of Steel Book Launch at Indigo North London Saturday, April 6
The A Blanket of Steel signing tour begins!
The A Blanket of Steel signing tour begins!
I recently posted two stories about my journey revisiting a hobby I’d left over four decades ago.
I previously posted on the blog about my experience getting back to a hobby I’d abandoned four decades ago. It was likely due to a lack of proper supplies, tools, paints and so on. Growing up, we just didn’t have much money and my models generally looked pretty bad.
It’s been a stressful last few months, no doubt due to the production and release of my latest thriller, A Blanket of Steel. Because of this, while I await my signing tour this Spring, I’ve decided to revisit a former hobby from over four decades ago. And boy, I had no idea how much fun it would be.
This is a stellar review. I am still processing it. The reviewer, R. Graeme Cameron, has so far read and reviewed three of my books:
Kirkus Reviews has reviewed A Blanket of Steel. The review is …
My 2023 underwater heist thriller, The Shadow of War, has made the final group of novels in the science fiction award competition.
The emotions are impossible to describe. Do lifelong dreams come true? A Blanket of Steel is my ninth book, but with each, that first moment when you realize that it actually exists … it’s just a feeling that is nearly overwhelming.
I’ve said it before, and I’m saying it again: Michael Libling, author of Hollywood North: A Novel in Six Reels and The Serial Killer’s Son Takes a Wife, is a Canadian treasure. He’s a brilliant genius and I can’t argue with or dispute anything he says about any topic. Especially this one.
Here are his impressions of my newest thriller, A Blanket of Steel: