I’m happy to say that this week I’m busily doing edits on my dark Fantasy novel, The Witch’s Boy. I should have the edits finished by the end of the week, which is one step closer to the book being released in a new edition by Lethe Press, hopefully before the end of this year…
Charlie Cochrane pointed this out to me, as she just got one of those “if you bought this, you might like that” emails from Amazon today. Amazon apparently thinks that she might like to pre-order Captain’s Surrender (2nd edition) at a special bargain price: Dear Amazon.com Customer, We’ve noticed that customers who have purchased or…
and I’m still rolling along! Or at least, I’m celebrating having passed the 90,000 word mark on UtH. Admittedly it’s only 60% done, but things have started rolling a little and developing some momentum, and I’m feeling positive about it again. I’m also getting things clearer in my mind for what needs to be changed…
Guess whose author copies of the print second edition of Captain’s Surrender have arrived? Hee! And in a spectacular coincidence they arrived just three days after I’d ordered ten copies to take to the Ely meet-up. (Leading me to think that Samhain had been super efficient. Probably more efficient than is humanly possible.) However, silly…
it may be a sign that you’re not. I was discussing this with Mirien the other day, both of us observing that we’d known some really poor writers who were convinced they were geniuses, and some really wonderful writers who needed to be encouraged every step of the way, and were always on the verge…
I write like Stephen King I Write Like by Mémoires, Mac journal software. Analyze your writing! Which is a bit of a bummer as I don’t really like Stephen King’s books. (Too modern for me.)
Clearly Ely is the cultural centre of the UK, because not only does it host photoshoots in the tearooms and the m/m meet happening here in September, but this weekend was the Ely folk festival. Despite a lot of improvement in my shoulders, I’m still not up to dancing yet, so I went along as…
Much to my surprise, about a month ago the editor of Out magazine contacted me to say “how do you fancy doing an interview? We’d send someone over to talk to you. And can you find us some other female authors of m/m fiction who could come along too?” After being duly gobsmacked and panicking…
LOL! I got the entire contents of this post into the subject line 🙂 But yes, after a day spent entirely on getting Rose ready for her Prom, and finally waving her off about a half hour ago, it’s just marvellous to come home to such a wonderful review as this: All in all, Beecroft…
How long is this novel going to take? It’s 82,500 words long already and only on chapter 12 of 20. It is the giant life-sucking project of DOOM. How many times must the characters explain to each other what the other characters explained to them? How many times must Sumala and Flynn break out of…
