by Jack Barrow | Oct 27, 2012 | Fiction, Occult, Pagan, Paganism, Publishing, reviews, Writing
I once had a conversation with a guy who runs a small press who told me that reviews make no difference to sales. I can’t remember the exact details but his experience was that a book had received a good review in a wide circulation magazine and he’d...
by Jack Barrow | Oct 10, 2012 | Fiction, Occult, Pagan, Publishing, Writing
This is a Wednesday thing, I’ve no idea why, Wednesday’s don’t have any intrinsic value, they just are. (If you want to get into the philosophy of Wednesdays then please do so in the comments.) Last Wednesday the very sexy, and equally blonde, Debbie...
by Jack Barrow | Aug 2, 2012 | Fiction, Magick, Pagan, Publishing, Writing
I had my first media interview on Tuesday evening with Bill Thompson of the thebookcast.com to talk about the recent global release of The Hidden Masters and the Unspeakable Evil. The experience was a little nerve-wracking but not as bad as I might have imagined. (As...
by Jack Barrow | Jul 10, 2012 | Fiction, Magick, Occult, Paganism, Writing
I’m pleased to announce that the new paperback (third) edition of the Hidden Masters and the Unspeakable Evil is now available. This is the book that many of you will have read in the first edition with the green cover or the eBook edition with the black cover....
by Jack Barrow | Jun 22, 2012 | Fiction, Magick, Occult, Publishing, Writing
After a move away from self publishing early last year my books haven’t been available in print for nearly a year and a half. The Hidden Masters and the Unspeakable Evil came out in eBook form at the end of 2011 but I’ve realised since that readers really...
by Jack Barrow | Jan 2, 2012 | Fiction, Magic, Magick, Occult, Pagan, Publishing, Writing
Okay so New Year, new marketing push. It’s always been my plan to spread the word about the Hidden Masters and the Unspeakable Evil via the pagan network. This is my core readership but the book is clearly attractive to non pagan readers as they see it as...
