Neil Randall is delighted to announce the release of two very special titles. Firstly, a new version of his acclaimed debut short story collection 'Tales of Ordinary Sadness' or, as it is known in some circles 'the unluckiest book in literary history'.
Why?
Randall's debut collection went out of print before it was officially released. The publisher, who will remain unnamed, went out of business before the book's release date. Even though Randall held a number of events - signings and readings - 'Tales...' was never properly unleashed on an unsuspecting reading public.
Here are a few of the early reviews/ratings:
*****
– David Willis, Beatdom Magazine
Randall '…is
an intriguing writer who kept me entranced from start to finish. His writing
style is bold, intense, disturbing, thought provoking, and very descriptive,
with strong imagery.’
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Cindy Taylor, AllBooks Review
'Tales of Ordinary Sadness' is a fantastic collection of stories that
will shock, challenge and delight. The writing is so perceptive it's almost
unnerving. 5 out of 5 stars from me
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Rowena Wiseman, Author of The Replacement
Wife, Harper Collins
Secondly, 'A Fancy Dress Party at a Russian Lunatic Asylum'. Some of these stories were written during the COVID lockdown, others when the author moved to Belgrade. A wild mix of themes and emotional territory covered, the collection contains some of Randall's most memorable characters and very finest writing.
Both title feature the author's original artwork.
To try and beat amazon at their own game, Randall has published the books through books.by, a new initiative to help writers get a bigger percentage of their royalties. As such, both books are available for just $9.99.
Click on this link to pick up your copy today.
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