kevin klehr – author – a little fantasy * a little sci fi * a little love

In 2017 I asked my social peeps to help me with the title of a book I started writing. Nine drafts later, The Midnight Man is finally going to be in print. I signed my contract with NineStar Press on 21 January, 2021.

The novel will be released on August 17 (or August 16 for those in Europe and the Americas)

Looking forward to working with my editor, Elizabeth Coldwell, once again.

I was one of the organising committee of IQARUS Book Con, an online event that was streamed live on YouTube in May 2021.

Find out more from the website by clicking HERE, and watch the different panel discussions and author readings HERE.

You’ll find me in the Contemporary Reading slot A3, the Romance Reading slot A4 , and as the host of another Contemporary Reading slot B2. And I was panellist in Panel B6 (focussing on the writing process).

I’ve released a SHORT STORY for you to download FREE!
Just click the graphic below.

You can also find it at Barnes and Nobel, Apple Books and Smashwords.

The team at Aussie Speculative Fiction are sharing first chapters. You can find your next great read by getting to know the start of the story.

Find it at Bookfunnel or straight from their Website.

Author, Rebecca Langham, and I spoke to former ABC Radio presenter, Rhianna Patrick, about the growth of Queer Literature. Check out the interview below. (Recorded Sunday 18 August 2019)

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Veronica Strachan for the Australian Book Lovers Podcast.

You can listen to the episode HERE.

Thanks to Baz and Vance who’ve featured me three times on their Wrote Podcast.

You can hear these episodes HERE.

I was lucky enough to be asked to present my take on Writing Magic Realism on R.R. Campbell’s podcast series, Writescast.

You can listen to the episode HERE.

In Ya Face presenter, James McKenzie, interviewed me about Winter Masquerade, Social Media Central and Drama Queens with Love Scenes. Click below to hear this 3CR broadcast.

Author and Psychologist, Helen Edwards, has interviewed artistic folk in relation to their mental health. I was the first in her series of interviews.

CLICK HERE to read.