Peter Stanley’s foray into writing was academic, while spearheading his first community development project within his local disabled persons’ community. A trained social worker, the last decade and a half had him work in customer care, qualitative research, supported employment, supporting his peers within the disabled community, and presently as a career coach. He hails from Gdynia, in Poland, but New Zealand has been home for forty odd years now.
A while ago, William Joseph Roberts asked me if I would like to be a guest author in an anthology ran by The Corner Scribblers. Now, I generally suck at short stories, but thought it be a good opportunity to practice and see what happens.
This week has started with a bang, in the most positive way imaginable. Fort starters, an opportunity presented itself and will be coming to fruition in early September. I will tell you what closer to the time. The other is my writing, it's coming along splendidly, with the second book in my first ever series coming out around 28 August 2020, if not a tad sooner.
I am very happy with the series too, as feedback for Dragoon 2-2 that has been receiving, both via Amazon reviews and word of mouth. The general consensus is that it is refreshing with its locations while remaining true to the genre, so yeah. I am hoping that the second book and the two-plus more planned would be just as good.
Thing is, I doubt that I would be here without some encouragement and be able to access a pool of knowledge. you know who you are, thank you.
One such pool of knowledge is Steff Green, a fellow writer and disabled person of awesome. Steff writes romances and paranormal stuff under the pen name Steffanie Holmes. She runs a course for writers, called Rage Against The Manuscript, and I highly recommend it and encourage to hit the image below to check it out.
I thought I know it all, but the reality is that she knew more. I highly recommend her.
