My first boss.

My first boss.

From my other blog.
Feel free to read and comment.
Reg.

The story so far...

So peeps, I haven't been very good at keeping you updated recently so let me tell you what's been going on.



Yep, that's about it really.
Nothing, nada, niente, niks, rien du tout, gar nichts.
I asked for a ball park figure on when Division might be taking the world by storm, or Blitzkrieg and Tim reckons July/August.

My mate, brother D King, Wanger and all round good guy The Chief, from Combat Colour graphics is going to make me a new cover; which is jolly Welsh of him. I just need to send him the format needed, which unfortunately I can't seem to find out
:-(

Yeah and ... ... ... ... well that's it actually.
So you see, much ado about nothing, nada, niente, niks, rien du tout, gar nichts...

Like always.
Reg :-/

Why can't I write comments on Blogger?

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH !!

What is going on with Blogger?
I want to write comments on your posts, peeps, but it isn't letting me.
They better sort it out soon or I'm off to another provider! There, that'll show 'em!

Reg :-(

Another interview :-D

If there's anything in the world that I like, it's spouting my crap to a captive audience.
That's why written interviews are so great.

There's no booing and hissing, no shouting, "get off you ginger div!" etc etc.
Just me, answering questions without interruption, heckling or tacky background music. The reader can either read it or ignore it and I can pretend that world is interested. Denial of negativity really is the way forward peeps!

So, with that in mind, I'm happy to report that I've been interviewed again by the lovely Hannah Warren.
Hannah, an accomplished author of four books, numerous short stories and poems and a life so international she should be awarded frequent flier points on her pension, runs a literary blog under her own name.

Recently she has published a set of interviews from Night authors and yesterday mine went out to the cyber world.
OK OK, I'm not published yet but thanks to you lot I soon will be.

Anyway, as ever, I digress.
Here's the interview, enjoy, (that's if you like reading my drivel. Don't enjoy if you don't, lol)

http://www.hannahwarrenauthor.com/

Reg ;-D

Change of name

Sitrep as of 20 May, 2011... ... ...

Well as it stands now, I'm three quarters of the way through checking through the manuscript. I know it's going to be edited and proof read, however I didn't want to send it off without having a last look through to cross the T's and dot the O's, as it were (as in Ö which comes up quite a bit actually).

My input into the Night website seems to be growing by the week. Once I would switch on the computer, check my emails and then read the news. Nowadays I turn it on, read emails, Facebook, Night, every now and then check my blog and then read the news.
Why is life so complicated? Weren't computers designed to simplify everything? ^^

I recently held a poll on Night as well The question was whether I should use my full name, Richard Rhys Jones, or stick with R.R. instead. A certain Mr. John Holt brought the matter up and it stuck in my brain like an irate beetle until I put it to the vote.
After much to-ing and fro-ing I decided on using my whole name.

I know most of you call me Reg but Reg Jones doesn't inspire seriousness, in fact it sounds like a character in a 1960's Carry On film.
Dick Jones either belongs in a private eye firm or the porno industry and R.R., well... it goes like this. A very nice chap called Matt Hammond pointed out that RR sounds a bit, in his words, "piratey". Piratey as in, "Ar, Ar Jim me lad, shiver me timbers," etc etc. I'm sure you get the point.

That clinched it I'm afraid.
The last thing I need is people thinking Treasure Island when they hear my name.
Hence the title change.
The Literary Trials of Richard Rhys Jones.
As ever, feel free to comment, I will simply ignore all the nasty ones :-)

Tara peeps, back to the MS.
Reg :-D