Newsletter

Hi everyone,

Project Tempest keeps growing as we take this mad little Kiwi town to the world!

Recent release Her Mad Song is finding readers in unexpected places including the Sudan, Brazil, and Poland. And our wider community of creators and makers are building wonderful things.

(the picture above of Jessica's Cottage is by Nikita Solo, our pixel art master in Russia).

This update we have two deep-dive podcast conversations from France and Ireland, and a free giveaway of the 1862 novella.

We also hope to have something interactive to share with you soon, once the monkeys with their wrenches have been sorted out.

I'd love to hear what you think of the podcasts, and if you have 30 seconds to spare you can especially help out by leaving a rating for Her Mad Song on Goodreads.

PODCAST CONVERSATIONS

The Project Tempest podcast is where we talk about creative journeys and what's on our mind.

A late night chat with French writer Sarah Beaulieu, recently announced as Associate Narrative Director on Assassin's Creed Valhalla at Ubisoft.

>>> Listen to the conversation with Sarah

Author and publisher Jason Killingsworth talks about his personal creative journey through religion, journalism, Riot Games, and building Tune and Fairweather as a home for objects of strange wonder.

>>> Listen to the conversation with Jason

You can subscribe on all your favourite podcast services including Spotify and Apple.

FREE GIFT BOOK - 1862

1862 keeps bringing new readers to Project Tempest. It's a tale of love meeting madness in 19th century New Zealand, amid the wreck of a mysterious expedition ship. And for the next month, it's free at Smashwords!

Use this link to get your copy, or to send it as a gift to someone who might enjoy.

"… hauntingly lyrical and delightfully strange .... highly original in tone, concept, and execution .... visceral and evocative imagery." - Booklife Prize (Publisher's Weekly)

Finalist in the 2019-20 Australasian Horror Awards.

Let me know what you'd like to see more of in these newsletters, and thank you for being part of Project Tempest with us.

Thanks

C J Halbard