It’s release day! 🥳 That means no more teasing… No more talking about a book you cannot read… And no

Only 24 hours. That’s how long we have left until The Great Betrayal, Book #5 of The Divided Region, is

… A good book, that is. There are plenty of duds floating around in the marketplace, which — before the

There's this rumour (I mean, "fact") spreading across social media like wildfire that one of the great telltale signs that

A curious reader wrote in to ask if The Great Betrayal will be launching in audiobook as well as e-book.

… From the bedroom, that is. (Not that kind of bedroom, you filthy animals.) No, we haven’t had a spat

As I write this email, my lower back is stiffer than Queen Elizabeth II after what has been an intense

Not even ten years ago, I used to detest coffee and energy drinks. These days, I not only consume them…

Ryan Cahill, author of the hugely successful fantasy series, The Bound and The Broken, recently put out a tweet about

I used to think I was the one in charge when I sat down to write. The grand architect. The

As I comb through The Great Betrayal a final time, I am reminded just how much of the story takes

Ask several people what comes to mind when they think of an author, and most responses will probably fall somewhere

I got done listening to a podcast between two young writers who talked about all things marketing, which happens to

Welcome to yet another segment of #AskWatson. The only time of the week I invite my horde of loyal Legionnaires

Well, sort of. In the first 24 hours alone, it has accrued over 13,000 plays, 1,500 likes, 80 comments, 130

A short one today as I’m knee-deep in audiobook production and have a dirty nappy (diaper, for my American brothers

"That's cheating," he said to me as the restaurant garden hummed with conversations near and far. I took a swig

I was listening to a Brandon Sanderson masterclass on storytelling, publishing, and whatnot — as one does when writing becomes

It’s true. While I’d never be a defence attorney for a dragon, there was a time when I did consider

There’s nothing I love more on a cold, wet, and miserable day than to draw the curtains and watch a