Limerick day on LJ
There once was a writer who said
My muse might as well be quite dead
I’ve done the magic dance
waved my bells, sung my chants
But there isn’t a word in my head.
There once was a writer who said
My muse might as well be quite dead
I’ve done the magic dance
waved my bells, sung my chants
But there isn’t a word in my head.
2010 has been a frustrating year for me. It’s been the year when my frozen shoulders went from annoying to “I’ve been in debilitating agony for months” and then back again to merely annoying (thank God!) It’s been a year where I’ve felt as if I was in transition, but I haven’t known from what…
From Out in Print Queer Book Review Alex Beecroft, who is at the top of her game as a writer of historical fiction, makes a shrewd tradeoff here. By framing the story as a series of alternating journal entries by the two men, she robs the narrative of any suspense regarding the outcome—obviously these guys…
I can finally announce that the ebook is out and available today! Bad boys don’t tame easy. Victor is a bad man. Is there anything he won’t do for power and money? Destroy a local business so he can buy it cheap? Kick out its owners and turn it into a cash cow? He…
Is wordbooker working again?
Actually I’m not sleeping either, but I’m having the usual reaction that comes from blogging a lot – the desire never to go on the computer ever again. I think I am one of the most introverted people who ever inted because I clearly have strict limits on how much I can interact with people…
Ah, if only all blogging was this effortless! Today, courtesy of Charlie Cochrane, I’m talking about the differences between m/f and m/m romance on the Flirty Author Bitches blog: http://flirtyauthorbitches.com/2012/06/not-your-mothers-historical-romance/ Thanks Charlie! I’ve also recently started using Pinterest. I’m always curious to try out the latest new thing in social media – largely in a…