Touch wood, my thrice cursed novella is actually looking like it might finally be published soon! It has cover art *and* I’ve got a copy of the epub file, with a promise of the pdf version later. It’s due out on the third of June, which is not really all that long now, so fingers…
With infinite apologies to Anna for this being up a day late. I have no excuses except to say that my life is running away with me at the moment and I don’t know when I’ll next be in control of it. Fortunately Anna is completely in charge, so I’ll hand you over to her…
I’m so relieved that Lyn at Jessewave’s blog thinks that the second half is as good as the first, and wraps everything up nicely 🙂 It’s always a bit of a worry, in a game of two halves like this, that the second book will suffer simply by not being the first. (If that makes…
This is bad – I almost missed the release day of my own book, due to getting up at 4.00am today to dance up the sun and spending the rest of the day feeling as if nothing was real at all. I had better do something about this tomorrow, but for now, I’m just saying…
I went to see The Avengers on Saturday. Being a massive fan of the Iron Man, Thor and Captain America movies, and a long-term reader of The Mighty Thor comics (though I’ve switched allegiance now that Loki has his own series) I had EPIC FEELS about this one. I’d been looking forward to it at…
10,000 or so words still to go on Elf Princes’ Quest. With six scenes left and a scene length of somewhere around 1,500-2,000 words, that sounds about right. If I can manage to keep up the 3,000 word days I did last week, that means I can get the first draft finished next week. To…
Actually I’m not sleeping either, but I’m having the usual reaction that comes from blogging a lot – the desire never to go on the computer ever again. I think I am one of the most introverted people who ever inted because I clearly have strict limits on how much I can interact with people…
Today I’m on Kay Berrisford’s blog, talking about fantasy and historicals, and answering questions such as “your elves versus a pack of werewolves – who would win?” http://kayberrisford.com/2012/04/12/guest-interview-with-alex-beecroft/ I give you two guesses 😉
Well, I’m pretty blogged out about my own novels but that’s OK because today I have Kay Berrisford aboard, talking about her Greenwood series instead. Darker and sexier than mine, if you’re fond of m/m fantasy with a bit of sizzle these may be just your cup of tea. Over to you Kay: What upcoming…
Well, her blog title is “Alex Beecroft put to the question,” so I thought I’d follow the theme 😉 I’m guesting today on Elin Gregory’s blog, where she asks me all kinds of fascinating things such as “what makes a hero?” and “is everything better with elves?” and “your characters – which would you snog,…
