AJ Brewster's book is now available in paperback and Kindle Books on both Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com - just click on the book cover to go to Amazon.co.uk:

 For all of you who would like to enjoy my book on your PC instead of your mobiles or tablets here is a link that was found by Ian the Drummer from Verbal Warning.  Thanks Ian

Free Kindle App for PC

While looking I also found you can get free Kindle Apps for a lot of machines check out the link below:

Other Free Kindle Apps

What's annoying AJ this week:

I have recently joined the gym and I have to say that the music stations my gym chooses leave a lot to be desired but my main bug bear is the content of these so called requested chart hits.  The lyrics are just as unbearable as the constant electronic noise that is pounded into our ears by a repetitive, mind-numbing invisible hammer.  

I remember a time when you couldn't even use the word sex in a song, now you get descriptive details of how women with absolutely no self-respect want you to 'take them there on the floor'.  

Maybe it's time the music industry starts banning play time again for some of these so called songs and encourages the bands that know how to play musical instruments.  This would have never have happened when John Peel was alive. 

NOW THERE'S AN IDEA!

Isn't it about time that we brought in restricted engine sizes for new drivers.  Learner drivers spend their lessons driving around in a small car with a small engine then as soon as they pass they can go on to a bigger engine size without any sole driving experience.  I think that new drivers should be restricted to a 1.2L car as their maximum drive for the first three years of driving.  Not only would this stop the likes of boy racers getting into a powerful motor and losing control, it may also encourage them to drive smaller cars for the rest of their driving life, therefore helping the environment.  There could also be a bonus of cheaper insurance for new drivers as another encouragement to driving small.  After all it's not the size that matters, it's what you do with it.

Recommendation reading on my site:

Short story of the Month - The Watcher

Novel extract - Leibräubers

Poem of the Month - Perfect Day

New items added 

Movie Review:  Insidious

Book Review:  Stephen King - The Green Mile

Album Review:  Verbal Warning - Red Star Radio

New Gripes:  It's Christmas