Wow! A first review of “By Honor Betrayed” and it’s not even out yet! I appear to have cranked the sense of danger up a bit too high for this reviewer, but it’s ok because she enjoyed it enough to come back for more anyway This was my first Alex Beecroft read and I’m sure…
After what seems an extended period of radio silence, I’m visible again! I had the good fortune to be invited to guest blog on Josephine Myles’ blog. Jo, whose gorgeous narrowboat story “Barging In” (why can’t I do good titles like that?) came out recently and is already hauling in those 5 star reviews, has…
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You’re all going to be fed up with this, I can tell. But this is the last one for a while, because it’ll be months before Pilgrim’s Tale is in need of re-titling, if I’m ever lucky enough to get it (a)finished and (b) accepted by a publisher who thinks its temporary title is not…
by putting obstacles in their way. Heh, no sooner had I said “I’m going to be around more on social media. By not having a strict schedule to blog, I’ll actually end up blogging more,” the editing for Poison and Poetry (real title to be announced later) landed on my desk, along with four guest…
I was very bad last Saturday and totally forgot to attend a chat for members of the Macaronis. In my defence, my husband had come home with tickets to see the Demon Barber Roadshow, and after that everything else fled from my mind. Maybe it’s just me, but I can’t look at this picture without…
Woo! I have a duology. That sounds very fine. Even better is the fact that I can now say that Under the Hill: Bombers’ Moon should be out in April 2012, followed in May 2012 by Under the Hill: Dogfighters. I sent off the cover art sheets today, so it’s all beginning to feel a…
I’ve finally got into the swing of writing The Pilgrims’ Tale this week, and my conflicting relationship with first drafts is out in full force. On the one hand I’m full of excitement at the unplanned things my characters are doing and the ways in which they’re doing them. Today, for example, I’m thinking “Ooh,…
Today I’m handing over my various blogs to Kay, whose debut novel Bound for the Forest came out yesterday, and is all lovely fresh and new She’s talking about something dear to my heart, which is the link between Fantasy and Historical fiction, and how sometimes it can be difficult to tell which is…
