Tony Gilbert

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About Tony Gilbert
Contrary to popular belief, Tony was born in a scenic little village and brought up by very, very normal parents. He had two fairly normal brothers, a basic orange goldfish and a completely normal life. He was sent to a slightly better than average school and had 'mostly' normal friends.
When he turned sixteen, however, it all began to change. You see, on his sixteenth birthday at exactly 12:03am, a small blue extra-terrestrial, known as a Vonsillion Scrub, came through the window of his minimalist bedroom and prodded him with a short but rather sharp, stick. On waking, Tony was told that he would be taken aboard the little blue creatures craft and be experimented on. For obvious reasons, he was quite reluctant to go so the little blue man (who Tony eventually found out was called Roger) promised that on his return, four months from now, he would bestow him with all of the knowledge in the world.
As promised, Roger returned Tony to Earth after four Vonsillion months, but unfortunately for Tony this equalled approximately six hundred Earth years. His friends and family were gone but at least he had all the knowledge in the world (apart from, as it turned out, anything that had happened in the time since he had disappeared).
Shortly after Roger left, Tony began writing about his adventures with the Martian and all of the other fantastic creatures he had met during his time aboard the alien craft.
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Blog postDoodeedoo I have been promising you all for a while now, that Doodeedoo would be made into an audiobook. Well, I'm excited to say that the time has come. It has now been recorded, and by none other than the great Chris Barnes, narrator of many other superb titles such as the 'High Moor' series of books by Graeme Reynolds.
I guess that now would be the ideal time to tell you a little bit about Doodeedoo; the book, the character and the story behind it.
The Book: Doodeedoo8 years ago Read more -
Blog postMy ten year old daughters friend approached me on Friday evening and very pleasantly told me how much she loved my books. She then asked me to write a story with herself, my daughter and another friend as the characters. She wanted it to be about either fairies or makeovers. I chose the former. After all, what do I know about makeovers? I can't even shave my beard straight!
So I wrote a little tale for them and really enjoyed doing it. It was nice to have a prompt to work with and not have8 years ago Read more -
Blog post"If you don’t read this book it will be a big mistake. I will highly recommend it to every person I know as an excellent written book with a lot of substance. Books like this one, keep my love for reading alive. Thank you Christoph Fischer for another outstanding novel." - Lilian Roberts Christoph Fischer, a teller of tales, a top reviewer and an all round nice guy, has released his fourth full length novel, 'Time to Let Go'. Since it's release, the contemporary family drama8 years ago Read more
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Blog postWhat on earth is a writing process blog tour I asked myself when invited to join by Su Williams? I have to admit that I'm still none the wiser really. A chain letter of sorts, I suppose. I pass Su Williams the proverbial pound and she passes my details on to loads of her readers. They then buy my books and I make millions! Worth the £1? Course it is!
I see this as a good bit of fun. You get to see what I'm doing with my self and I get to meet all the bloggers who have taken the8 years ago Read more -
Blog postFirstly, a massive thank you to all who entered a name and to those who voted. I had far more response than I expected and am super happy with the outcome.
Firstly, the results:
5) Life, Death and Dick - 1 vote (1 vote? But it has the word dick in it! That's funny, right?)
4) A Bit of a Brainfart Moment - 3 votes (see above but replace 'dick' with 'fart'!)
3) The Almanac of Fun Diseases - 4 votes (great name but I know the guy who suggeste8 years ago Read more -
Blog postMy friends, my family, my readers, my fans, to all the people who have no idea who I am but just fancied a free book - I thank you.
I had over one hundred entries to my 'name the anthology' competition and I have had a big struggle trying to round them down to a manageable sum.
Many of you probably noticed that I am including seven stories in my anthology. Seven is a very significant number.
The number is classed as lucky to some.
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Blog postSo, Ladies and Gents, I seem to be in a little bit of a pickle. I have seven great short stories which I would like to release (along with a selection of my finest poetry) in an anthology.
Here's my issue - I'm no good with names!
I know, I know, it is hard to believe. After all, am I not the author of titles such as 'Doodeedoo', 'Mud' and 'Dick'? I wish I had the ability to come up with awesome anthology titles, titles with style, with flamboyance, with pizzaz! Titles w8 years ago Read more -
Blog postI apologise if you were expecting an answer to this great unanswerable question. I purely wanted to share with you, my new purchase!
I have wanted a writing desk for a long time but have never had the money to purchase one (the ones I seem to like are well into the £100s). So, I gave up on the idea. Not only was the expense so great but space was an issue too. My living room/dining area is filled with pets (a guinea pig, a snake and a fish tank), about seven million children's8 years ago Read more -
Blog postSo, I've finally taken the plunge and set up a blog.
I am going to use it primarily to post interviews with some of the great authors I have spoken to but will also let you know about any of the indie books I read so if you would like me to review your work or interview you, please let me know in the comments section :-)8 years ago Read more
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