Dear Author recommends Shining in the Sun
in their recommended reads list for June 🙂 Hee! That’s so cool!
http://dearauthor.com/wordpress/2010/05/28/dear-author-recommends-for-june-3/
Thank you so much, DA!
in their recommended reads list for June 🙂 Hee! That’s so cool!
http://dearauthor.com/wordpress/2010/05/28/dear-author-recommends-for-june-3/
Thank you so much, DA!
It’s been a bit of a trying month, with both shoulders now getting in on the freezing act, scarcely any range of motion left in the left hand one, and permanent tiredness due to not being able to sleep. However, some things somehow make up for it all and today I’m feeling very very lucky…
This is bad – I almost missed the release day of my own book, due to getting up at 4.00am today to dance up the sun and spending the rest of the day feeling as if nothing was real at all. I had better do something about this tomorrow, but for now, I’m just saying…
THE BLURB Charles Latham, wastrel younger son of the Earl of Clitheroe, returns home drunk from the theatre to find his father gruesomely dead. He suspects murder. But when the Latham ghosts turn nasty, and Charles finds himself falling in love with the priest brought in to calm them, he has to unearth the skeleton…
I’ve just seen last night’s Torchwood (ep4) on iPlayer. My reaction: ‘ok, that’s it. Don’t care about how it ends. Not watching any more. So there!’ That is all, really. ….ok, so maybe I wouldn’t mind some gruesome angst filled revenge, but possibly not enough to bother watching it for. (There may be spoilers in…
Hurray! Now it is possible to get them both at once and read them together as they ought to be read 🙂 And don’t they make a handsome pair? To celebrate, here’s an excerpt from Dogfighters: Blurb Fight a fire-breathing dragon with a wooden airplane? It’ll take a madman… Under the Hill, Part 2 Kidnapped…
Seriously, this fight against piracy is a lot worse than the piracy itself. I used MegaUpload a lot in order to send perfectly legal high resolution book cover art which I made with legally bought stock photos over to publishers so they could put them on their books. The high resolution files were simply too…