The Historical Novel Society liked “Hidden Conflict”
Woohoo! The Historical Novel Society reviewed Hidden Conflict. They say
Jordan, you may want to break your habit of never reading reviews. I think you’ll like this one 🙂
Woohoo! The Historical Novel Society reviewed Hidden Conflict. They say
Jordan, you may want to break your habit of never reading reviews. I think you’ll like this one 🙂
Today I went for my first ever tattoo. It was a big deal for me, made bigger by the fact that I’m the sort of person who worries about every single thing that could go wrong as if all of them could happen at once. But it was also a big deal because I’d wanted…
Today I’m handing over to Shira Glassman who I ‘met’ through Tumblr, where she runs one of the most interesting blogs on there, and helps me to remember how important it is to make sure there are always interesting women in my stories. When you’re writing m/m it’s sometimes easy to forget the girls….
I’ve had two lovely reviews for False Colors this week. This one from nos4a2no9 http://nos4a2no9.livejournal.com/269348.html who says (among other things, including a very flattering comparison of False Colors and Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade): False Colors was just as thoughtful and emotionally wrenching as Gabaldon’s second Lord John book (which, um, destroyed…
I went to see “How to Tame Your Dragon” yesterday and was absolutely charmed. I think if you like dragons and heroes who don’t quite fit in because they’re too clever and too wimpy/compassionate for their culture then this one is for you. Toothless the dragon completely steals the show, and I wish I could…
Having tried to donate my royalties from Contraband Hearts to BlackTrans.org, I could not get their website to allow me to give them money or to contact them to say the donate button didn’t work. And when I emailed them, the email bounced. That’s not a hopeful sign. There being nothing else I can do…
A great review from Dear Author Not, perhaps, my highest scoring review yet, but one that makes me want to write meta about my own story. She’s spot on that in this one I was perhaps more interested in the murder mystery/ghost story than I was in the romance. Also that it was a deliberate…