Friday, 4 May 2012
Philip McCormac's new website
About Philip McCormac
I did have the yearning to be a writer for a very long time. Initially I started writing verse and when I got more confidence I sent the completed items to newspapers and magazines. I suppose they mustn’t have been too awful for surprisingly some were published.
At the same time I was dabbling in prose and wrote a few short pieces mostly random thoughts on various subjects. Those jottings evolved into abortive attempts at short stories.
I was fascinated by horror and fantasy and sci-fi but leant more towards horror which again surprisingly, at least to me, were published. Of these I shall tell more below. One day I read an article about writing western novels.
‘Mmmm.... methinks I might have a go at that...’ mused I.
So I wrote HOT SPUR and used the pseudonym – ELLIOT JAMES.
I sent the manuscript to Robert Hale Ltd, laboriously printed out on my ancient printer page by page, all 45,000 words of it. In a short time I received a letter of acceptance. That was a great feeling.
Learn more at:
http://www.philipmccormac.co.uk/index.html
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