Cameron Johnston

The Traitor God is now available on NetGalley for reviewers - if you fancy reviewing something part noirish magical investigation and part grimdark lovecraftian apocalypse - you are in luck!  Off to Angry Robot on NetGalley with you! *slides a plate of bribery-biscuits across the table* I will just leave these delicious treats here shall I? *knowing wink*

I will be at Follycon , the 68th British National Science Fiction Convention, or Eastercon, to be held over the Easter weekend, 30th March - 2nd April 2018. You can come and see me on the ' Horrible Heroes ' panel at 8pm on Friday the 30th in the Reading Room where we will be discussing heroes that are anything but good.

I answered cunning questions from Hippogriff's Aerie for my first ever interview as an author. Featuring: stop-motion skeletons, video nasties of the 80s, mysterious statues and the beauty of swords. Oh, and The Traitor God, better mention that too! You can read it HERE.

The Traitor God is now available for pre-order by all super-awesome people wanting to get their hands on it as soon as humanly possible in June. It is available dressed in your choice of handsome paperback or snazzy ebook attire! For us UK-types it's not available to pre-order on Amazon Kindle until March, but it IS for users of Amazon.com. Go figure, that's their KDP for you. Angry Robot - for UK ebooks Amazon.com Amazon UK - No UK Kindle pre-orders available until March. Waterstones Barnes and Noble Book Depository The wonderful author Brian McClellan has an excellent post on his website about why pre-orders matter.

I have a  guest post up on the Fantasy Hive site, this time talking about grimdark fiction and my need for a little love and light amidst all that relentless, crushing darkness.

And it's out - The Fantasy Hive have posted  The Traitor God Cover Reveal  with a fantastic write up and a host of detail, including a larger cover image. Thanks to Angry Robot and the artist Jan Weßbecher  for an amazing cover!

So The Traitor God has been noticed by a few people - it's appeared on no less that three 'most anticipated in 2018' lists. New York Public Library Fantasy Hive Barnes and Noble I am blown away!