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To say I’m pleased with this one would be an understatement. Particularly as I know how hard the artist worked to get something that was in-period, when I kept sending the mockups back. “It’s lovely, but they didn’t wear plate armour in those days.” “I love it, but I’m sorry, we can’t have a castle…
If you’re in the UK in July and are interested in GBLT fiction, consider coming to the UK Meet on 23rd July. More info here at the website. http://ukmeet.weebly.com/index.html anyone at all who is attending (whether professional writer or not) is invited to submit a story for the freebie British Flash anthology, details here: http://josephinemyles.com/uk-meet/british-flash-call-for-submissions/…
There’s not much to blog about, in this author’s life. Basically, what isn’t ordinary housewife stuff like sick children and the soul crushing horror of cookery can be summed up as ‘sat down and made up stories for hours.’ It’s not a dramatic life, and that’s the way I prefer it. A list of this…
I managed to miss Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End so I still haven’t seen that film. I’m not heartbroken to have missed it, but it might have been nice to watch it just for the sake of completeness. Another time, maybe. Dr. Who was very RTD-like still – far too much rushing about…
One of the things I’ve done an awful lot of recently was to read “How to be a self-published author” self-help books. The most recent was Marketing the Romance by Liam Livings. All of them seem to be in agreement that it’s important to market by genre. People buy by genre. Even people who like…
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…
