Happy Halloween, dearest Legionnaire. It’s that dreaded time of the year when we all turn off our lights and pretend

The following is a true story. It was a Sunday evening way back when your Overlord and Saviour's voice still

This is a final reminder to those who still might want to get their grubby hands on my latest book…

I’ll concede. This year has been a bit… unexpected. Not only are Lady Laura and I closing 2025 with yet

What better way to start the week than to flick through the 232 digital pages of Estos’ and The Divided

One of the trickiest parts of compiling this new lore book for The Divided Region has been figuring out how

Putting together my latest addition to The Divided Region (Lore and Order: Chronicles of The Divided Region) has occupied my

Fun fact: Every fiction book has flaws, including (gasp) my own. The Divided Region’s biggest unique selling point — the

Last week, I hinted about a secret project that will no doubt excite fans of The Divided Region. Before your

You may or may not have heard about yesterday's global outage that affected tonnes of companies, including Snapchat, United Airlines,

A question I am asked once in an equinox is if I ever have plans on foraying into sci-fi. The

Over the last couple of days, I’ve been having fun with a rather vocal critic of The Divided Region. By

Ladies and gentlemen, lords and ladies, the Drifter strikes again. Yesterday, I mentioned how I received a seven-word dig by

There’s never a dull day here at Watson HQ. If it isn’t Master Liam forcing his way through the office

Sometimes, gladly, too. And no, this isn’t some cringy attempt at being “edgy,” nor am I trying to cement my

The other night after finishing up an email, Laura and I swapped parental duties so she could proofread it before

I couldn’t have been more than nine or ten years old when I heard my first ever ghost story. ​Crazier

Whilst sifting through reader comments for worthy email fodder (look, I’m tired — navigating two babies at night isn’t easy),

One of the joys of putting your work out into the world is that, sooner or later, you’re going to

It happened again. About a week or so ago — just a few days before Master Nathan took his first