Simon Fay retweeted
EMPTY LITTLE PEOPLE
is now online and just in time for Halloween! 🎃🌚
Link in bio 🔗
Simon Fay retweeted
Hey Simon @ContentLit, another video on a movie based on a book. It's almost like books, if adapted correctly, can become great movies. Who knew?😉
Anyway, hope you enjoy it.👍
youtu.be/eGot9HkjdHQ
Simon Fay retweeted
Here's The Space Girls' first impressions of Icon-Violet by @ContentLit:
lecari.co.uk/2024/01/spsfc-f…
(Sorry this is so late to go up)
#SPSFC3 #SciFi #SelfPublished
Simon Fay retweeted
Here's the current announced Semi-Finalists! More to be announced - stay tuned! #SPSFC3
Simon Fay retweeted
In the block in 'Yellow', in my graphic is Harbour Court in Dublin City that Dublin City Council decided to close off to the public after reports that criminal activity, including the sale of drugs, and other anti-social behaviour was taking place there.
Btw, the blocks 'Red' represent some of the derelict and vacant sites in Dublin City. Meanwhile, there is a record-breaking number of 13,514 people, including 4,105 children, who are accessing emergency accommodation.
#rtept #Dublin #Ireland #HousingCrisis #DerelictIreland
Simon Fay retweeted
Hey @ContentLit, my latest video’s about the writer torturing his characters. I’m sure you can think of examples from the world of literature. George RR Martin? Stephen King?
#se7en
youtu.be/Dwi59oXDssk
Simon Fay retweeted
My book, Icon-Violet, is a contender for this year's SPSFC award! It's kind of a big deal. Get the book on Amazon and keep your fingers crossed for me 🤞
amazon.com/Icon-Violet-Simon…
Simon Fay retweeted
Here's the rundown of all the books my team The Space Girls will be reading for #SPSFC3!
On my team: @barbsbookclub, @devildauta, @drafoxter, @lisadoeslife_ and @FranklyWrites 💜🚀
#selfpublished #scifi
Simon Fay retweeted
My sci-fi novel, Icon-Violet, is free on Amazon Kindle today.
It's my highest rated novel. Check it out if you want a thought provoking, action packed space opera!
amazon.com/Icon-Violet-Simon…
Simon Fay retweeted
As time goes by, inevitably. Moments of profound sadness stay so vivid aren't they?








































