Here’s an advertisement for my recent work, which I fear might otherwise go unnoticed. • John Hirschfield-Smith kindly published my collection of ten short stories and novellas in April 2016: Dissonant Intervals (Side Real Press). It has all the creepy fiction I wrote between 2009 and 2014. Copies are still available. • Mark Beech published my story, ‘Black Wedding: A Footnote’ in Murder Ballads (Egaeus Press, 2017). • My very short story, ‘Corruption of Heliotrope’, will probably appear in Infra-Noir—The Literary Gazette from Zagava Books this summer. • Jonas Ploeger (Zagava) has kindly undertaken to publish The Friendly Examiner later this year. It is the first episode (c. 20,000 words) of a series recounting the investigations of apparently supernatural phenomena by an eighteenth-century philosophe.