Moving House
Oct 05, 2026
As I'm sure many of you are already aware, Tapas is closing down next year and we're all having to find new homes for our reading and writing pleasures.
Following the general consensus and not being bothered about my publishing here being an income-stream (what a dream!), I'm moving my completed books over to Wattpad.
https://www.wattpad.com/user/DarkMann-IOM
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I’d have to admit that the possibility of seeing yet more cats had always had some considerable appeal, but that desire to visit India wasn’t really strong enough to overcome any reticence until now.
What was initially going to be a simple two-week trip to northern India to see tigers morphed quickly into an almost four-week epic, as the possibility of snow leopards was added into the mix by going north into Ladakh for an exploration of the Himalayas.
With the usual mixture of elation and despair, this is another epic journey, but across part of a very different continent in search of very different wildlife.
As the title and cover make clear, the quest for a tiger is a resounding success, but both the run-up to the trip and during it are tinged with sadness and loss. It might even turn out to be a good point to bring these mammoth explorations to a sensible end.
What was initially going to be a simple two-week trip to northern India to see tigers morphed quickly into an almost four-week epic, as the possibility of snow leopards was added into the mix by going north into Ladakh for an exploration of the Himalayas.
With the usual mixture of elation and despair, this is another epic journey, but across part of a very different continent in search of very different wildlife.
As the title and cover make clear, the quest for a tiger is a resounding success, but both the run-up to the trip and during it are tinged with sadness and loss. It might even turn out to be a good point to bring these mammoth explorations to a sensible end.
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