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1. Favorite childhood book? Blimey, I can’t pick just one. Also I’ve forgotten which books I read at which age. Does it mean ‘book you read in your childhood,’ or ‘children’s book’? I remember absolutely loving The Odyssey in junior school, so that can be it for ‘book you read in childhood’, and of course…
One of the joys of writing contemporaries is the ability to pilfer parts of real life to stick into your own personal world. I freely admit that I grabbed churches and bookshops and names of villages with wild abandon to put into Trowchester and its environs. To start with the top down, the twisted spire…
Raw first draft excerpt of ‘Boys of Summer’, as written yesterday, complete with note for today:
Hee, well, the meat of this post is all in the title. But if anyone fancies going and voting for this, you can find the appropriate page here http://www.theromancereviews.com/bookvote.php And here’s the actual book page: http://glbt.theromancereviews.com/viewbooks.php?bookid=8562 I’m not too proud to beg 🙂
As of now, Hidden Conflict is available to buy in print form from Amazon and Barnes & Noble, in Kindle from Amazon, and in ebook form from All Romance ebooks. Also it has a fantastic trailer put together by the multi-talented Jordan Taylor, who also did the cover: which I’ve been watching and watching ever…
I went to see this at the weekend, and blogged about my reactions over at the Different Star blog. It’s probably not the most coherent of movie reviews, but it turned out to be a film of two halves anyway. And that was only the first half of the book!
