Bone Machines, the audiobook – out now!

Bone MachinesYou can listen to a sample of the audiobook version of Bone Machines, right now on Amazon. Robin Sachs has done an incredible job with the performance with my book. The cover art is great, also. I do hope you will give it a listen. Even better – buy a copy, and tell your friends!

And for details of the follow up novel, Kali’s Kiss, check out Blackstone Audio. Blackstone also has freebies from time to time when you sign up to their newsletter. Some great stuff has been available recently.

Dr North’s Wound and Other Stories – free until July

cover image for Dr North's Wound and Other Stories I’m offering my collection, Dr. North’s Wound and Other Stories, for free until 30 July 2012 (normally $2.99). Use the following  code on smashwords.

Coupon code: RZ47G

I’d be grateful, if you are so minded, if you could give it a star rating, or rating and comments, on smashwords, too.

Dr North’s Wound and Other Stories price drop

Dr North jacketI’ve decided to offer the ebook of Dr North’s Wound and Other Stories for a limited period, at the new price of $2.99. Nab it now while the price is low. Here are some reviews of stories within it:

The Anatomy of Seahorses: “With the possible exception of the [Dean R.] Koontz story, The Anatomy of Seahorses by John Dodds is the very best the Horror Express Magazine has to offer.” – Peter Tenant, Whispers of Wickedness

Dr North’s Wound: “John Dodds is one of the most promising new writers I have read for some time. I highly recommend his work.” Michael Moorcock

Bone Machines – new in paperback

Bone Machines book jacketThe edited, revised second edition of Bone Machines, out now in paperback from lulu. £6.50
“MURDER, drugs, conflicted relationships and art. In his first novel  John Dodds uses the murky world of Glasgow’s underbelly to explore the true nature of life and what makes humanity tick. The epic film scale style of writing and intriguing ability to jump between character and style mean that John is bound to become one of the next great crime writers” Stornoway Gazette