Get a Year of Stories

Philip HarrisFree Fiction, Stories

For the last few months, I’ve been giving everyone who subscribes to my mailing list, four free ebooks – Bottled Lightning, Saviour, Curfew and Only Friends. The stories are a starter library … Read More

Four Free Books

Philip HarrisBooks, Free Fiction, Indie Publishing

To celebrate the launch of my science fiction novella,  The Girl in the City (available from Amazon for 99c/99p – US UK Canada) I’ve decided to make all three of my Kindle short stories free for … Read More

It’s a Wrap

Philip HarrisBooks, Indie Publishing, Publications, Writing

Today marks the release of my third and final-for-the-time-being indie release – Curfew. I lovingly hand-crafted all of these books and I’ll be posting a few lessons I’ve learned along the way but … Read More

Cover Reveal – Curfew

Philip HarrisBooks, Indie Publishing, Publications

As promised, it’s cover reveal time, this time for my third-and-final-for-the-time-being release – Curfew. Curfew is a post-apocalyptic supernatural thriller featuring a photographer living in a war ravaged city. It’s a short story, slightly … Read More

On Genre

Philip HarrisIndie Publishing, Out Now, Writing

My name is Philip Harris and I’m a genre hopper. More of a genre careener actually. One minute I’m writing a straight up horror story like The Bone Boy, the … Read More

Going Indie

Philip HarrisIndie Publishing, Out Now, Writing

I’ve finally decided to go indie. Or at least, add indie publishing to my authorial bow (or quiver or whatever). I’ve been toying with the idea for quite a while, … Read More

One Year on Mars

Philip HarrisChatter

It’s hard to believe it’s been a year since I was desperately searching through our kitchen, looking for peanuts to eat while I watched the Curiosity landing on Mars. I … Read More

It’s a Writing Wrap

Philip HarrisStories, Writing

I finished revising my new story – Bottled Lightning – today and sent it out into the big wide world. I’m pretty happy with it, especially since I really didn’t … Read More