August 2026

Where to Buy SEETHINGS: Find a Retailer in Your Country

SEETHINGS is available far beyond Smashwords and Draft2Digital. Readers can find the trilogy through familiar retailers around the world, including Amazon, Apple Books, Kobo, Waterstones and many more. I’ve created a country-by-country guide with direct retailer links, making it easier to buy eBooks and paperbacks locally without creating another account.

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Michael Forman’s Latest Author Updates and Dark Writing News

Visit Michael Forman’s Latest page for writing news, book updates, podcast notes, travel stories and the occasional distraction from Mandurah. It is the informal corner of the website, where works in progress, refreshed posts, personal observations and minor disasters appear before the darkness returns in his fiction and novels again.

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An Open Letter to My Spouse About My Planned Affair

Fourteen years inside a sexless marriage have turned frustration into a decision. After counselling, excuses and a rejected request for an open relationship, one spouse quietly plans an affair. This unsent letter confronts forced celibacy, personal freedom, guilt and the uncomfortable question of who is responsible when intimacy disappears completely.

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The Silent Void: Five Emotional Effects of a Marriage Without Physical Intimacy

A sexless marriage creates more than an empty bedroom. Rejection, loneliness, fading confidence and uncertainty can slowly reshape the relationship. As silence grows, partners may become housemates rather than lovers. Unless both are willing to confront the distance honestly, the emotional void can deepen until the marriage feels impossible to repair.

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The Mystery of Newgrange Solved: Tomb, Temple or Ancient Calendar?

Newgrange is usually described as a tomb, but its winter-solstice alignment suggests something more deliberate. Could this immense Neolithic monument have served as a calendar, ceremonial centre and gathering place? Step beyond the accepted explanation and explore why Ireland’s ancient builders may have created it for the living, not only the dead.

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