Thriller writer, archaeologist and traveller
Who saw this one coming, eh? This post could have been entitled The Fun Novel, as by the time I started Lady in the Lake I was in full swing. It was the only book I sold on the basis of title alone - mostly Arthurian, but with a nod to Chandler also. Indeed when I pitched... Continue Reading →
Keen-eyed readers of this site will have worked out that this blog was coming up sooner or later... Shadesmoor was my third novel, and in many ways the easiest I have ever written. It was sold as part of a three-book deal, at which time I had a title and a synopsis. It was the... Continue Reading →
Byron's Shadow was my second novel, but it was almost my first. Like many aspiring writers I had several projects on the go, part-finished or in early draft. My love of Greece inspired me to write the book - the light, the ouzo, kebabs and Nemea wine - let alone the archaeology poking from the... Continue Reading →
My first novel Darkness Rises has been re-released as an e-book by Endeavour. Of course, it was not my first novel. I meet new writers regularly who have finally climbed that creative mountain and produced their first book and want to rush it into print. They are surprised when I suggest it needs a few more... Continue Reading →
The first five Jason Foss novels, originally published in hardback by Severn House, have now been re-released as e-books by Endeavour Press.See Darkness Rises entry on Amazon