Jay Neill
@jayneill.com
I write high-concept British Urban Fantasy that warps the familiar into the fantastical.
My standalone debut, The Terminus Of All Things, is a mind-bending urban portal fantasy set in the chaotic, dystopian world of Endland, a mirror version of England.
My standalone debut, The Terminus Of All Things, is a mind-bending urban portal fantasy set in the chaotic, dystopian world of Endland, a mirror version of England.
That's one of the creepiest things I've ever seen. Storing for easy retrieval next time I need a good nightmare.
November 27, 2025 at 9:25 AM
That's one of the creepiest things I've ever seen. Storing for easy retrieval next time I need a good nightmare.
Actually, Vegas stories were a goldmine. "Oh yeah, Dean Martin used to hit on the driving range with us."
November 26, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Actually, Vegas stories were a goldmine. "Oh yeah, Dean Martin used to hit on the driving range with us."
Having read this back, I think it's safer to admit that my WIFE is a slave to my craft.
November 24, 2025 at 11:43 AM
Having read this back, I think it's safer to admit that my WIFE is a slave to my craft.
Urban portal fantasy that will leave you wondering where creativity comes from, and what would happen if it vanished overnight.
Alternate England * Reluctant Protagnists * Incoming Apocalypse
mybook.to/terminusofallthings
Alternate England * Reluctant Protagnists * Incoming Apocalypse
mybook.to/terminusofallthings
November 15, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Urban portal fantasy that will leave you wondering where creativity comes from, and what would happen if it vanished overnight.
Alternate England * Reluctant Protagnists * Incoming Apocalypse
mybook.to/terminusofallthings
Alternate England * Reluctant Protagnists * Incoming Apocalypse
mybook.to/terminusofallthings
Can't say I've ever had great success with this, but the perceived wisdom is the mid-range creators are a good bet - 5000/10000 followers. Not so big that they are deluged with 100s every day, big enough to have an impact if they review it.
November 13, 2025 at 8:21 AM
Can't say I've ever had great success with this, but the perceived wisdom is the mid-range creators are a good bet - 5000/10000 followers. Not so big that they are deluged with 100s every day, big enough to have an impact if they review it.
