Exciting new fiction - made in Nottingham

 

 

All Weathervane titles are on Kindle. 

See Weather-eye page for links.

 

Weathervane Authors

  
Megan Taylor's second novel 'The Dawning' was completed whilst studying for her MA in creative writing at Manchester Metropolitan University and published by Weathervane Press in January 2010. Her first Novel, 'How We Were Lost' was published by Flame Books in 2007 and was placed second in the Yeovil Prize.
Megan lives in Nottingham with her husband and two children and is just completing her third novel 'The Lives of Ghosts.'
 
 
 
 
Nigel  Pickard's second novel 'Attention Deficit' was published by Weathervane Press in March 2010. His highly acclaimed first novel 'One' was published by Bookcase Editions in 2005 and was described by the late Alan Sillitoe as 'enthralling and original.' He is also a published poet with his collection 'Making Sense' from Shoestring Press.
Nigel died suddenly in November after a short illness. He was 45. We will miss him.
 
   
 
 
Steven Wilcoxson was born in Nottingham in 1984 and still lives in the City. A prolific writer, he has a significant portfolio of completed fiction. 'Make Less Strangers' is his first publishing success, from Weathervane Press in November 2009.
 
 
 
               
 
Ian Collinson initiated Weathervane Press in March 2009 with the publication of his own novel 'I love Samuel Taylor.' 
He lives in Newark working as a freelance writer.
Ian also writes and performs poetry and was winner of the Nottingham Poetry Society slam in 2008.
 
Samples of Ian's fiction, poetry, articles and reviews can be found on www.iancollinson.co.uk .
 
 
Marty Ross is a playwright, storyteller and novelist whose first novel 'Aztec Love Song' was published by Weathervane in September 2009. He has had considerable success with radio drama, such as 'The Darker Side Of the Border' on Radio 4, plus 'Ghost Zone' and 'Catch My Breath' on BBC7.
Marty performs regularly with Nottingham Storytellers at the Trip to Jerusalem pub which makes him a real asset for the Vocal Books Tour. See Wireless Theatre. Marty's new audio drama 'Blood & Stone' is now on line: New Kids on the Audio Drama Block
Marty Ross (left)
 
 
 

Weathervane Booklist:

 
This story of a teacher in one of our
toughest comprehensives is about far more than education, as the parallel narratives of Harry, the teacher, and Lewis, an excluded student on his
final last chance, reveal.
 
Attention Deficit is a fast-paced, provocative and, at times, very funny exploration of what happens when life  begins to get away from you. Buy this second novel by acclaimed Nottingham writer Nigel Pickard with free UK postage on the Book Shop page and listen to Nigel read a chapter on Weather-eye. Read the Press Release and a review by Bev Ellis on Ink Sweat and Tears.
 
THE DAWNING
MEGAN TAYLOR 
 
The second novel by the talented Nottingham writer Megan Taylor was published by Weathervane Press in January. A dark domestic thriller set in a wintry Peak District on New Year's Eve,  The Dawning explores the danger that can arise even at the heart of a family over the course of one dark night.
Buy it now on the Book Shop page.
Listen to Megan reading from Chapter One on Weather-eye.
Read the Press Release.
See the Nottingham Evening Post review. And Guide2Nottingham.
 
 
MAKE LESS STRANGERS
 
Set in Nottingham by local writer writer Steven Wilcoxson, this original novel has the capacity to both disturb and amuse the reader.
Buy  it now on the Book Shop page.
Listen to a recording on Weather-eye.
 
 
 
 A turbulent, steamy thriller by debut novelist Marty Ross (BBC Radio 4) entitled
AZTEC LOVE SONG
Set in the relative calm of a Glasgow suburb, this thriller explodes into life with the unexpected arrival back in town of dark heroine Melinda Carido. As she insinuates herself into the lives of her unsuspecting victims, her mission to administer brutal revenge on those who wronged her family becomes chillingly clear.
Buy it now on the Book Shop page.
Listen to marty reading chapter one on Weather-eye.
  Our first novel, 'I love Samuel Taylor,'              a romantic comedy set in Nottingham was published in April 2009
 
 
Audio extracts from all five books are on the Weather-eye page.
All books are on sale in the Book Shop page with free UK postage.
Link to and buy Kindle versions on the Weather-eye page.
 
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A leaflet giving full deatils of all Weathervane books can be downloaded here.

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