Posting on the LGBT Fantasy Fans and Writers blog
with a rant called Holding the Left Hand of Darkness, in which I talk somewhat angrily and incoherently about the subject of gender in this, one of my favourite books ever.
with a rant called Holding the Left Hand of Darkness, in which I talk somewhat angrily and incoherently about the subject of gender in this, one of my favourite books ever.
Woohoo! I’m not sure how Amazon have managed it, but it looks as though False Colors is in stock and available to buy now, even though the official release date is 13th of April. I’ve just been told by my editor that the back cover says the book is set in 1662. It should say…
22. Tell us about one scene between your characters that you’ve never written or told anyone about before! Serious or not. If I haven’t written it, and I don’t intend to write it, is it really a scene at all? I mean, yes, there was the one where Farrant survived and he, John and Alfie…
So, I may fail at posting one item a day on the happiness meme, but I now have some news which works to fill all the other days at once. I’m delighted to announce that I’ve signed on with Louise Fury of the L. Perkins Literary Agency. We had a chat on Monday and agreed…
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So, I’m really enjoying writing The Glass Floor, despite the fact that my agent tells me vampires are passe and difficult to find a home for. And despite the fact that I said I would never write vampires, ever ever. I should know better by now than to say things like that. It’s like a…
I share many of my own characteristics with my characters – if they have my paranoia or my faith it gives me a sort of trap door into their minds through which I can get in there and rummage around to see what else there is. I may have mentioned before that the particular aspect…