Wonderful review of False Colors
Ooh, Google Alerts has just alerted me to this wonderful review of False Colors from John Kompa at Flying Off the Shelves:
Five stars, and I get a personal thumbs up too. Hee! Thanks John!
Ooh, Google Alerts has just alerted me to this wonderful review of False Colors from John Kompa at Flying Off the Shelves:
Five stars, and I get a personal thumbs up too. Hee! Thanks John!
To celebrate a combined Easter and my relaunch of my Riptide books, I thought I would run a giveaway. If you fancy getting Trowchester Blues for free, it is now available for a bargain price of absolutely zero on Amazon, and will be available for nothing until April the 4th. GET IT HERE Michael May…
If everything’s set up as I think it is, this should appear on Facebook, twitter, LJ, DW & Goodreads simultaneously. (My theory being that I should bring stuff to whatever a reader’s preferred platform is, rather than expecting them to come to me.)
Nanowrimo continues to provide good things even to those people, like me, who utterly failed at the whole “write a whole new book in November” thing. (To be fair to me, my goal was only “finish a novel in November” and I’ve succeeded in that one.) However you slice it, though, I’m glad I did…
I found out about Katie Babs/KB, who is doing something about the recent rash of teen suicides due to bullying and cyberbullying. She’s made a post about them and has pledged that for every comment she gets, up to five hundred, she’ll donate a dollar to an organization dedicated to helping kids. 500 comments =…
In honour of the anti-fan letter I got last night, suggesting that I could not possibly write believable male characters because I was (gasp) a girl, I am doing the only thing my gender allows and am channeling my anger into pink unicorns: And in a brain explodey twist to this story, it turns out…
Hurray! I’ve finished the first (content) edit on my narrowboat novel, The Boat of Small Mysteries, which means that it’s definitely been moved into the category of ‘book that will get published this year. Probably this month, tbh.’ This is a Robyn Beecroft novel. Cozy? Check. Mysteries? Yes, small ones. And a lot of detail…