Wonderful review of False Colors

ByAlex Beecroft January 19, 2011

Ooh, Google Alerts has just alerted me to this wonderful review of False Colors from John Kompa at Flying Off the Shelves:

Her main characters, John Cavendish and Alfie Donwell, are more alive, more human than most people I know. She breathed life into these characters and they took what they got, ran away together to make the best of their existence. I was so engrossed by the characterization that I forgot I was reading a fictional piece

Five stars, and I get a personal thumbs up too. Hee! Thanks John!

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New cover for The Witch's Boy
ByAlex Beecroft March 23, 2013March 23, 2013

One of the advantages (or disadvantages? I’m not sure,) of self-publishing is the ability to continue to mess with a book even once it’s been published. At any rate, The Witch’s Boy continues to sell, slowly but steadily, on Amazon and on Smashwords, and I continue to be happy with my decision to go for…

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Paint a red cross on the door
ByAlex Beecroft September 18, 2009

As we have suspected swine flu in the house. At least, Rose is shivery, achy, has a high temperature and is (thanks to the advice of the swine flu hotline) on Tamiflu. I’m not feeling too wonderful myself, so editing and anything else have taken a back seat to getting her to drink enough, and…

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Lovely review of Shining in the Sun
ByAlex Beecroft December 12, 2010

From Mickie B Ashling. I thought this would be a simple tale of a summer romance between a closeted man and a sufter dude. Snort…I should have known better. It’s Alex Beecroft, after all. This is a memorable story of self-discovery, passion, understanding, and forgiveness. Hee! Thanks Mickie! 🙂

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Write On – Strangers from the subconscious
ByAlex Beecroft March 11, 2013

Having got your big idea and decided how long your story is going to be, it’s time to actually get started. A lot of people say they start with characters, but I think the idea must come first. For me, character creation starts with three things. The character’s role in the story, their name and…

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Dear Author reviews “Shining in the Sun”
ByAlex Beecroft June 16, 2010June 16, 2010

and says: Much of what I enjoyed about Shining in the Sun is the balance between issues of sexual and personal identity and strong genre storytelling conventions. While I had a number of issues with the book, I was engaged enough to want to dig through my digital TBR pile for False Colors before another…

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Admit it, you want one too :)
ByAlex Beecroft February 28, 2013

I found this on Nathan Brandsford’s blog His is naturally much more exciting, but here is the Pulp-o-Mizer cover for my blog Make your own here And since we’re on the subject of fun but silly, this made me laugh this morning too: http://www.snotr.com/video/8965/

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