On 18 August in the 10-metre-high bell-chamber of the Clock Tower Room, up in the Victorian Gothic tower above Saint Pancras station, there will be the premiere public screening from the upcoming video-book format of my novel The Beasts of Electra Drive. There, Safeena Chaudhry and I shall be both doing live readings, too—mine from that novel, and hers from her novel Companions of Clay. I’ll also be screening some …
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Many thanks to literary magazine “The Woolf”, for including me in their article entitled “What if your book is the child of two genres?” by Jim Rushing, alongside other authors who are blurring genres or categories in interesting ways: http://thewoolf.org/2018/06/01/what-if-your-book-is-the-child-of-two-genres/ As well as being literary fiction with a touch of magical realism and a dusting of horror (a generous dusting, but a only dusting), my novel The Beasts of Electra …
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The Beasts of Electra Drive is delighted to be probed in an in-depth interview by novelist Jane Davis in her Virtual Book Club: https://jane-davis.co.uk/2018/04/17/virtual-book-club-rohan-quine-introduces-beasts-electra-drive/ I’m very grateful to Jane for giving my tale the royal treatment there, where she fires twinkly intelligent questions at me that encompass Timothy Leary, Frankenstein’s monster, DNA, vengeance, splendour and pain—a little something for all the family, in fact. Her piece even includes one image …
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Lovely to see this warm and thoughtful review of The Beasts of Electra Drive, by novelist Catriona Troth at “Bookmuse”: https://bookmuseuk.blogspot.co.uk/2018/04/the-beasts-of-electra-drive-by-rohan.html Big thanks to Catriona for delving with generosity and receptiveness into the world of those Hollywood canyons. For more information about The Beasts of Electra Drive, see here. For reviews of the novel, see here. For links to all retailers of the novel in paperback format, see here. For …
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Here The Beasts of Electra Drive is reviewed by novelist Sally Bend at “Bending the Bookshelf”: http://bibrary.blogspot.co.uk/2018/04/the-beasts-of-electra-drive-by-rohan.html Many thanks to Sally for her flair and perceptiveness in this review. Gender-fluid power and respect to her across the Atlantic. For more information about The Beasts of Electra Drive, see here. For reviews of the novel, see here. For links to all retailers of the novel in paperback format, see here. For …
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At the London Book Fair 2018 in Olympia, London, my novel The Beasts of Electra Drive launched alongside Jane Davis’s Smash all the Windows and Dan Holloway’s Kill Land. The following video captured the fun. Big thanks to Orna Ross and Philip Lynch of ALLi for generously giving us free use of their stand, and to Sara Challice for taking charge of the Facebook Live filming and asking us questions …
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In the Travelling Through bookshop on 6 April near Waterloo station, my new novel The Beasts of Electra Drive launched alongside Dan Holloway’s new publication Kill Land. The launch was compered by novelist Jane Davis, under the aegis of Safeena Chaudhry’s organisation Novel London. It was a joyful occasion. For more information about The Beasts of Electra Drive, see here. For reviews of the novel, see here. For links to …
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The Beasts of Electra Drive will have its first launch event in the Travelling Through bookshop on 6 April at 6.30-8.30 p.m., launching alongside Dan Holloway’s new publication Kill Land and compered by Jane Davis, as a Novel London event. Please come and join us! Travelling Through is a cool independent bookshop with a café and a bar inside, located at 131 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7AE (close to Waterloo …
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Happy to see my upcoming novel The Beasts of Electra Drive listed in some cool transgender company at “Bending the Bookshelf”, in a round-up of some upcoming publications this winter and spring: http://bibrary.blogspot.co.uk/2018/01/new-and-notable-upcoming-trans-non.html Big thanks to Sally Bend for including me. More details on the novel coming soon …
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I’m glad to be included in a beautifully-produced anthology that’s just been published: a stylish, full-colour hardback volume that crackles with 240 fresh and snackable pages containing vignettes of prose, poetry, art and photography, published by Vine Leaves Press. A curated collection of all-singing talent and colour, it’s the swansong publication of Vine Leaves Literary Journal—and an excellent potential end-of-year present possibility, obvs, so do check it out at http://www.vineleavespress.com/vine-leaves-literary-journal-a-collection-of-vignettes-from-across-the-globe.html …
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