Announcing the Second Brody Taylor Thriller
18 months since the release of Social Engineer and Invasion of Privacy, I am delighted to reveal the title and jacket description of the third Brody Taylor thriller!
Continue readingSunday Express Newspaper Mentions Ian Sutherland
In April, I attended London Book Fair for the second time. The first was two years ago before I’d finished writing my debut novel. While there, I was briefly interviewed by Nick Rippington, a journalist and soon-to-publish indie author. The story he wrote as a result has just been published in the Sunday Express, a UK national newspaper. In it, he charts the rise of ebooks and indie publishing and their effect on the London Book Fair and the publishing industry in general.
Continue readingWhen Fiction Becomes Reality: Cutting Edge Thriller Predicts Webcam Spying Hack
How my cutting edge thriller predicted the webcam spying hack recently exposed by The Mail on Sunday!
Continue readingThe Undercover Soundtrack – Ian Sutherland
Read how music not only influenced the way I write, but also what got written on the page in my guest post on Roz Morris’s Undercover Soundtrack series. Orignally blogged here: http://mymemoriesofafuturelife.com/2014/09/10/the-undercover-soundtrack-ian-sutherland/ ‘Hacking to music’ Once a week I host a writer who uses music as part of their creative environment – perhaps to connect with […]
Continue readingDebut Author’s Double Book Launch!
My debut novel INVASION OF PRIVACY is finally on sale on Amazon, in Kindle and Paperback formats. As you can imagine, it’s a momentous occasion for me; a lifetime achievement finally realised. Thank you for being with me on this journey; I sincerely hope you enjoy reading the novel as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Continue readingCan Indie Authors Dispense with The Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook?
I’d like to share the guest blog post I recently wrote for The Alliance of Independent Authors [ALLi]. It went up on July 18th… When I first decided to become a published author, I bought a copy of Writers’ and Artists’ Yearbook and The Writer’s Handbook. The year was 1999. I still have them. I resolved to purchase […]
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