Wow!
There aren’t many people who make me feel effortlessly outclassed, but this lady is one. Clever, beautiful, faster than a speeding puma, and – by the sound of it – soon to be able to fly:
There aren’t many people who make me feel effortlessly outclassed, but this lady is one. Clever, beautiful, faster than a speeding puma, and – by the sound of it – soon to be able to fly:
The blog tour continues, as I talk about why I wrote Blessed Isle, as an example of the kind of love story that history made it impossible to tell. http://pantsoffreviews.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/guest-post-giveaway-story-out-of.html
I keep coming back to this because it keeps being something I am asked to justify. But I was browsing Metafandom on LJ this morning and I discover in this post about fandom’s skeevy behaviour towards GLBT people that rm has already answered it fully and completely. I will be adopting this answer myself in…
So, it’s worth thinking about light, if you’re writing a historical novel, particularly if you live and/or were brought up in a city. We moderns are as unaware of light as a fish is of water. We switch it on where we need it, and the night goes away in an even wash of colourless…
In 2008 I published The Witch’s Boy for the first time in print and ebook format through Lulu.com. A little later, I accepted a contract from a publisher to publish it under their imprint in 2009. Once I’d signed the contract, I retired the Lulu version and made it unavailable. Then complications ensued, with the…
I’ve mentioned the Cygnus Five series before, haven’t I? It’s more of a Cygnus Five trilogy at the moment, and comes to a satisfying close at the end of the third book. But there’s lots of room for expansion later on if people like these three books. I’m in the final stages of polishing up…
I had a great time at the UK Meet this year, though the intense (and wonderful) experience of being in a room with 40 odd other people who are all buzzed and happy and excited at being with kindred spirits did lead to me being utterly exhausted the next day. There have been several write-ups…