About Me

Tollesbury, Essex, United Kingdom
I was born in the Summer of 1969 in Dagenham, just on the border of East London. School was largely unproductive but enjoyable, setting me up for something of a wayward but interesting life! On leaving school I had various jobs including putting up stalls at Romford Market, working in a record shop, putting up ceilings, gardening and road sweeping. After resigning from an insurance company to play in a band, I found myself unemployed for two years. Then finally I got back on my feet and I've been a psychiatric nurse since 1997. I wrote A Cleansing of Souls when I was 22 years old and followed it up with Tollesbury Time Forever almost twenty years later. I started writing The Bird That Nobody Sees in September 2011 and it was released in July 2012. In terms of writing, my heroes are Jack Kerouac and John Steinbeck. I would also include Kris Kristofferson, Bob Dylan and Tom Waits as literary influences. So that's me I guess - scruffy, happy and in love with literary fiction, music and life...

Tuesday 14 February 2012

Tollesbury Time Forever update!

Hi all!

Just thought I'd update you with a summary of how Tollesbury Time Forever is doing over its first six weeks of Kindle life:

Paid downloads                                                - 421


Amazon UK Reviews                                       - 48 (42 five-star reviews)

Literary Fiction Average Review Ranking -     - 4th out of 14, 917 books

Fiction Average Review Ranking                     - 60th out 419, 133 books

Price - £0.77p

Hurrah!

So just click on the link to the right to download it!

Remember - if you don't have a Kindle then you can download Kindle for PC FREE from Amazon by clicking on the link to the right that says 'Kindle for PC' (takes seconds)

- then download Tollesbury Time Forever!!

Cheers!

Stu

2 comments:

Stu Ayris said...
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Groovydaz40 said...

Cheers work Stu. I'm looking forward to reading A Cleansing of Souls in the very near future.