Sunday, 5 July 2009

Doctor Who Power Rollers

If you like GoGo's Crazy Bones then you'll love Doctor Who Power Rollers. They've been out a while now, but in case you've not seen them yet, a Power Roller is a large ball-bearing, mounted in a silver flecked coloured plastic shell featuring one of sixty different Doctor Who images on top and a side sticker displaying the Doctor Who logo, roller number and the image name.

The ball-bearing allows the Power Rollers to be freely rolled along a flat surface in one of two games suggested on the packets cover. These are Game 1: 'Play your Roller Closest to the Target Wins', and Game 2 'Roll, Knock out your Opponents!'

If you like Doctor Who and you like GoGo's, you should visit my store to find out more.

Saturday, 4 July 2009

Are you Advanced?

The Gogo's Crazy Bones 'Advance Special Edition' Metal Tin is the perfect place to store all of your most treasured Gogo's Crazy Bones!
The tin contains 10 brand new 'Advance Special Edition' Gogo's Crazy Bones characters which cannot be found anywhere else! You can get hold of yours here.

Have you tried Crazy Bones Mags yet?

If you haven't tried Crazy Bones Mags for yourself yet, you can get hold of them here.

Saturday, 16 May 2009

Design a GoGo winners.


Click here to see the winners of the recent design a GoGo competition run by Magic Box Int.

Monday, 9 March 2009

Breaking news!

For some exciting news about an upcoming Jonathan Green publication, click here!

Sunday, 8 March 2009

New Beast Quest page at my store


World Book Day saw the release of the latest Beast Quest adventure, Sephir the Storm Monster. Its publication also heralds the launch of the new Beast Quest website, which you can access here.



To celebrate, my online store now has a new Beast Quest page, which includes the very latest series of six books - the fourth to be exact - The Amulet of Avantia. Click here to visit my store or follow the link on the right at the top of the page.

Thursday, 5 March 2009

Happy World Book Day 2009!

In case you didn't already know, today is World Book Day. So, seeing as how I now make a living from my books, I thought I would let everyone know about the different sorts of books I write and present something of a back catalogue for your perusal.

I am currently writing a series of steampunk science fiction action/adventure novels for Abaddon Books, featuring dandy hero of the British Empire, Ulysses Quicksilver. There are currently three books in the series - Unnatural History, Leviathan Rising, Human Nature - with a fourth, Evolution Expects, published in May, and with more to come after that. To find out more about the world of Pax Britannia click here.

To date I have had five Fighting Fantasy gamebooks published. They are Spellbreaker, Knights of Doom, Curse of the Mummy, Bloodbones and Howl of the Werewolf.

So far I have written a Doctor Who: Decide Your Destiny interactive adventure gamebook entitled The Horror of Howling Hill and have contributed to the 2010 Official Doctor Who Annual (published this August).

I have also c0-written two Sonic the Hedgehog adventure gamebooks, Theme Park Panic and Stormin' Sonic.

I have written three fantasy novels set within Games Workshop's Warhammer world. They are The Dead and the Damned, Magestorm and Necromancer.

I have also written three science fiction novels set within Games Workshop's far future medieval universe of Warhammer 40,000. There are two books about the Black Templars and the Armageddon Campaign - Crusade for Armageddon and Conquest of Armageddon - and a stand-alone adventure entitled Iron Hands.

I have written a number of non-fiction books as well. The most recent of these are Match Wits with the Kids, Go, Go Crazy for those Bones and What is Myrrh Anyway? Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Christmas.

As well as books I have also had published various novellas, short stories, comic strips and magazine articles.

I also go school visits and library talks. If you would like me to come into your school or local library to talk about any of my books or the writing process in general, please email me at paxbritannia@hotmail.co.uk.