Night Waves by David Ironsĭavid Iron’s brand new novel, Night Waves , is available now, published by Cosmic Egg Books. If you’re a writer Grindhouse Press are open for submissions until 31 August 2019. Pick up a new read from Grindhouse Press this summer.

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