Robert Hale Ltd Authors and Books

I’ve just finished reading a thriller by a top author and found myself disappointed with the way in which he elevated his two main character...

What a week it’s been: promising all the way. I started getting to grips with my new laptop and Windows 8 (still don’t like it) and learning...

Those of you who have been following my blog will know that I have been missing for a few weeks. This is simply a case of life getting in th...

The week went well, but not much to talk about really. I completed the re-edit of my manuscript and signed the agreement with my publisher. ...

I'm pleased to announce that the Large Print version of Old Guns is now published. Sam Ransom, broadsided by the death of his old par...

How time flies: November already and Christmas round the corner. We bought our first Christmas present today: something for our great-grands...

Turbulence is a word associated with oceans, but when it comes into your life, it can be like waves crashing on to the rocks. My week has be...

It’s been a crazy week for me and Pat one way or another. A lot of people have asked what the bad news from the hospital was all about. The ...

Just because our books are published by Robert Hale doesn't mean we shouldn't be marketing them as authors. The PLR is nice-to-have,...

I’ve seen various articles recently about the rise and fall of the e-book, and the return to the top of the pyramid of traditionally publish...

I’m making good progress with my current mss. Last week I had reached 34000 words. By the weekend I had managed to notch that up to 47000. T...

Although I write for Hale as Ross Morton, some of you might be interested in my latest release from Crooked Cat Publishing. It highlight...

I made good progress last week with my book, reaching 34000 words. I also interviewed a friend of mine who worked his entire, professional l...

Another chapter in our lives came to an end last Friday: two friends of ours have sold their house here in Spain and are returning to the UK...

J.K.Rowling was ‘outed’ last week as crime writer Robert Gailbraith. She stood little chance of keeping her secret. Robert Gailbraith aka JK...

There’s an old saying that I’m sure most people have come across: “Big oak trees from little acorns grow”. It’s a fact of life for most of u...

T he end of July will see a BHW on the racks with the title of Monty McCord. There's a story behind that title.  I t started the day I...

In July, 1814 Anna visits Brighton and sees the sea for the first time.    Naturally, she wishes to experience sea bathing.... ...

31st May is publication day for the Kindle edition of    The Wild Card.  This is the story of Kitty Towers, sent to London by her...

To keep up to date with all the latest Black Horse Western news make sure you check in regularly at the Black Horse Express . Brief extract...

1. Hawke's Tor by E.V. Thompson (29 Feb 2012) Available for download now £5.49 2. God's Highlander by E.V. Thompson (29 Feb 2012...

The Harlequin paperback of Murder Fortissimo is now out, available from their Worldwide Mystery Library. You can find details on the blog I...

FLOATING GOLD was originally published by Robert Hale Ltd, London in 2010 as a hardcover library edition. Subsequently in 2011, it was repu...

When this book was published by Hale, it's title was Revenge at Wolf Mountain. The original manuscript was more than 80,000 words, and I...

Welcome to all book lovers, our established authors, would-be authors, and those just interested in the world of publishing, to our new Robe...