Book 1 – Catalogue of Disaster

This title has been pulled from circulation as of Feb 9, 2022.

Catalogue of Disaster was the first story I wrote in this style and genre. While I love my characters and the story, my writing has come a long way since I wrote it. CoD is nowhere up to my standard of writing, and now poses a risk to my brand. Personally, if I don’t like a book, I won’t be buying more from that author, and I think this may have been the case for some of my readers.

I will be returning to this story and rewriting it into a whole new story titled Within the Archives. This story will be based in the Marsden Park library, but will be much kinkier, naughtier, and sexier. I’m really looking forward to pushing this to its full potential and bringing it up to the standard of Beneath the Grandstand.

Stay tuned!
❤ Amex

My inspiration for Catalogue of Disaster sprung from when I was studying the Community Histories subject while in lockdown. One of my assignments called for a fictional library, so of course I used the Marsden Park library.
Then one night, I couldn’t sleep. The idea of the story came to me, and I wrote down the entire plot outline on the notes app on my phone. I did not go to sleep until 5am. As soon as I woke up, I started writing the story.

CoD is a rapid paced short story, meant to be a bit of fun. I wanted to showcase the Aussie way of life, especially here in Western Sydney.

After I wrote Catalogue of Disaster, I knew I wasn’t done with the Marsden Park Library and surrounds. The series has so much potential, and I really wanted to push myself as a writer. I started thinking of ideas, and reflected on my experiences of living in Western Sydney, and working near the infamous Dawson Mall.