Broken (The Cole Trilogy, Part 2)
by Marshall Buckley
Price: $1.99 USD. 85750 words.
Published on July 17, 2011. Fiction.
You can't expect to mess around with time without consequences.
Tony Cole thought he was doing the right thing, thought he understood the rules, but he made one small mistake and now he's paying for it. Trapped in an unresponsive body, he can see, hear and feel but he can't communicate. His mind is active, his body isn't.
Meanwhile, there are other victims of Tony's time-travelling...
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: May 10, 2011
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Marshall Buckley
Biography
Marshall Buckley lives near London, UK and in Newfoundland, Canada. At the same time. He has a total of 5 children, four dogs, three cats and six very small fish. He is not as tired as you might imagine because he achieves all this by being two people.
In March 2009 an innocent-looking Facebook post stated “I’ve an idea for a book, who wants to help me write it?” and, after a flurry of posts and emails, Marshall Buckley was born; very soon after, the result (which bears only a passing resemblance to that original idea) was The Long Second.
With no publishing experience to speak of (one half of Marshall Buckley works in the computer games industry while the other is an IT Professional), The Long Second was sent out to the world in full confidence of securing an agent and a publisher in a matter of days. By some good fortune, the first was actually achieved, but the second remained elusive.
Marshall Buckley now has a full two years’ worth of publishing experience but is no closer to understanding the mysteries of the industry
In March 2009 an innocent-looking Facebook post stated “I’ve an idea for a book, who wants to help me write it?” and, after a flurry of posts and emails, Marshall Buckley was born; very soon after, the result (which bears only a passing resemblance to that original idea) was The Long Second.
With no publishing experience to speak of (one half of Marshall Buckley works in the computer games industry while the other is an IT Professional), The Long Second was sent out to the world in full confidence of securing an agent and a publisher in a matter of days. By some good fortune, the first was actually achieved, but the second remained elusive.
Marshall Buckley now has a full two years’ worth of publishing experience but is no closer to understanding the mysteries of the industry
Where to find Marshall Buckley online
Website: http://www.marshallbuckley.com
Twitter: marshallbuckley
Blog: http://www.marshallbuckley.com
Twitter: marshallbuckley
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- MarshallBuckley: @JonathanMeres No idea what you're trying to say. I was about to congratulate you on your run. You smug git. Oh, bugger.
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- MarshallBuckley: @sad19 @Whyjay99 The important thing is to have at least one glass in the cupboard which is huge. Everything else, by default, is then small
- MarshallBuckley: @Whyjay99 @sad19 Is "small" relative? If I buy some HUGE glasses, will that mean my current big ones are termed small?
Blog: http://www.marshallbuckley.com
Where to buy in print
Books
The Long Second (The Cole Trilogy, Part 1)
by Marshall Buckley
Price: $1.99 USD. 119450 words. Published on June 2, 2011. Fiction.
"Possibly the best ending to a book I have ever read" Our Book Reviews Online Fraud, betrayal, drugs, love. Time-travel. That's a lot for Tony Cole to deal with. If you could travel back in time, you'd win the lottery, right? If only it were that easy. Even time-travel has to obey some rules, but as nobody seems to have written them down, Tony is going to have to work them out for himself.
Price: $1.99 USD. 119450 words. Published on June 2, 2011. Fiction.
"Possibly the best ending to a book I have ever read" Our Book Reviews Online Fraud, betrayal, drugs, love. Time-travel. That's a lot for Tony Cole to deal with. If you could travel back in time, you'd win the lottery, right? If only it were that easy. Even time-travel has to obey some rules, but as nobody seems to have written them down, Tony is going to have to work them out for himself.