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Which is a bit of a bummer as I don’t really like Stephen King’s books. (Too modern for me.)
Which is a bit of a bummer as I don’t really like Stephen King’s books. (Too modern for me.)
We’re posting love letters from our characters on the Macaronis blog and on the Speak Its Name yahoo group. Why not come along to SIN and contribute your own? Tweets and text speak are also welcome. After all if we’re letting our characters loose on the computer, I’m sure they’d want to try everything 🙂…
On the subject of what Historical and Fantasy novels have in common. http://www.samhainpublishing.com/2011/07/what-history-and-fantasy-have-in-common/
Although I’ve done a number of historicals now – enough to say I am a ‘historical novelist’ – I still feel that not all historical eras are equal. People have said to me ‘the Tudors are very popular. I’d like to see you do something set in Tudor times.’ I nod politely, because there’s no…
Coolness! I got my edits today for Shining in the Sun, which has brought it home to me that it’s coming out on the 8th of June, and that’s not really all that far away! The consensus seems to be that I use far too many semicolons and exclamation marks; how can she say that!…
Well, her blog title is “Alex Beecroft put to the question,” so I thought I’d follow the theme 😉 I’m guesting today on Elin Gregory’s blog, where she asks me all kinds of fascinating things such as “what makes a hero?” and “is everything better with elves?” and “your characters – which would you snog,…
So, I’m writing a book in which there’s one guy who was briefly a prisoner in faeryland, one guy and one girl who are being held prisoner in faeryland when the book opens, and one guy who is kidnapped by the fae half way through the book. Naturally I think to myself “‘Away with the…