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:
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…
I decided that I would like to try the first book of the Dresden files, but I have no more shelf space, and I have my new ereader, so I thought I would get it in ebook format. Bloody hell! They really do do everything in their power to stop you from reading your ebooks…
Cover art is one of the things that unites writers of m/m fiction (in so far as we can be united at all). We all hope to have a cover that reflects the story we’ve written. We’d like to have something different, maybe sexy, maybe moody, something tasteful that we won’t feel ashamed about reading…
2010 has been a frustrating year for me. It’s been the year when my frozen shoulders went from annoying to “I’ve been in debilitating agony for months” and then back again to merely annoying (thank God!) It’s been a year where I’ve felt as if I was in transition, but I haven’t known from what…
The watch pocket. After getting a lovely antique silver Swiss pocket watch for my birthday – a non-functioning watch minus its minute hand – I finally got it back from the repairers last week. This made me wonder about how I was going to wear it. I had an Albert watch chain for it, but…
I met Rawiya on Twitter, and was struck by her enthusiasm and drive. Anyone who can get 5-6 stories out of a single holiday is awesomely productive by my measure 🙂 We agreed to do a blog swap for the day, so I’m handing over to her now: 1. Who has been the biggest influence…
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