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Without the help and advice we got from fellow writers on Autho, I doubt if we would have had the impetus to indie publish but here we are…. At last….
Revolution Earth out now on Amazon.

Lambert Nagle is the pen name of co-authors Alison Ripley Cubitt and Sean Cubitt. We are are Kiwi/Brit/Irish co-writers of international thrillers, are cyclists and Labrador fans. Revolution Earth is the first in a series of three featuring Detective Stephen Conner.

Sean's day job is Professor of Film and Television, Goldsmiths, University of London. He has been published by leading academic publishers.

Alison started out in worthy TV documentaries but somehow ended up working on The Big Breakfast, followed by a stint at Walt Disney then at the BBC in Manchester. She had a column on screenwriting for Writing Magazine, has had two lifestyle and travel titles published and wrote the screenplay for Waves, a short film drama and winner, Special Jury Prize, Remi and WorldFest, Houston.

Serial expats, Lambert Nagle have lived in Malaysia, Canada, NZ, Australia and are now based in leafy Hampshire.

US http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008AK7AV4
UK http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B008AK7AV4

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favourite books

Intelligent thriller/crime fiction, film & TV drama. John Le Carre and Henning Mankell. Love the Danish/Swedish TV drama,The Bridge as well as The Killing and French TV drama Engrenage (Spiral), all of which feature strong if slightly nutty female protagonists.

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Revolution Earth

Lambert Nagle


A cycle courier is killed in a seemingly ordinary hit-and-run.
Just another tragedy on a London street?




A sunny London lunchtime is punctuated by a casual act of violence that will ricochet across four continents.

Stephen Connor, trainee Metropolitan Police detective is first on the scene when a cyclist is killed in a seemingly ordinary hit-and-run.

Nothing seems to trouble the driver, Big Oil PR guru Greg Palmer - who treats the incident as a minor inconvenience. Palmer is confronted by the dead girl's soulmate, Cara who howls at the injustice of a system that allows an unrepentant killer to walk free.

When Cara flees halfway across the world to confront him, Stephen is one step behind.

Can Stephen protect Cara from a group of charismatic eco-terrorists, who try to lure her in?

Palmer thrives on burying bad news and there is no dirtier business than an oil company trying to hide a major environmental disaster.

As a publicity stunt at a major oil refinery goes wrong, who will be there when Cara finds out that the target she cared so passionately about had simply moved?

Against a backdrop of London, New Zealand, Antarctica and Australia, the race begins....

 

Writing Tips for Novelists & S....

Alison Ripley Cubitt

My TV and film industry experience, teaching and journalism, in one book.


I graduated from the Northern School of Film and Television (NSFTV) in the mid 1990s with an MA in Scriptwriting and then returned to work in television, paying off my postgraduate degree in a series of demanding, high-pressure production jobs.


Between 1999 and 2007 I wrote a screenwriting column for Writers' News and Writing Magazine, the UK's leading journal for emerging writers. As well as the column I wrote the Writers' News Home Study Course Scriptwriting book and taught screenwriting to undergraduates and ran workshops for writers in adult education. I learned just as much from my students as they did from me.

The teaching points are illustrated by excerpts from movie and TV screenplays - from the classics like Casablanca to iconic contemporary films like Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and Terminator 3.


There might be thousands of would-be writers out there dreaming of writing a novel or screenplay but it takes a special sort of person, like you, to see the project through to the end. This book is for you.

 

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I wrote 22 days ago

Here I am for a return read. I haven't read Fifty Shades of Grey but given the success of that book I can imagine that there is certainly a market for this kind of work. I do agree with earlier comments re the editing and some proofing. It's very hard to edit your own work – and it is harder sti... view book

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Oh, if only other YA work was as good as this then maybe I'd read more of it! But I'm thinking when I read that this is aimed at adults too, in the way that Shrek is. Because you need to know the genre inside out before you attempt to subvert it, in the way that you do so successfully. Your wri... view book

I wrote 33 days ago

Yvonne, what a poignant and sad story this is – it's incredibly moving and Cas and Sam are fleshed out, living people. There's an honesty here that confronts the reader. Aren't we all but "little patches of complex interactions, defining the space between total control and chaos." I really get... view book

I wrote 194 days ago

As soon as I saw you had a new book out, Violet, I made a beeline for it.... And read the first two chapters. You have set the bar very high indeed. You are one fine writer and so many Authonomites could learn so much about from your work - particularly the way you make showing, rather than telling ... view book

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You should feel very proud of the HC review - thoroughly well-deserved. Look forward to seeing it published. Alison Lambert Nagle view book

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