Elisa Rolle’s Rainbow Awards Cover Art contest is on its penultimate lap, and there are only twenty covers left to vote for. Of those twenty, False Colors is one and Frost Fair is another. I’m torn between hoping for False Colors to get through, because it’s my book, or hoping for Frost Fair to get…
I can’t wait to find out what the first post is on the SiN advent calendar so many brilliant authors of m/m historical romance have contributed to it. I reckon that if I comment every day I stand a good chance of winning something 🙂 In other news, this frozen shoulder is really starting to…
Soon it will be the first of December, and the Speak Its Name review site is filling the whole month with an Advent Calendar of blogging: “The Blog is Two Years Old and to celebrate–and to thank all you lovely readers for your loyalty–we have, for your delectation, lined up a fabulous feast of amazing…
I haven’t managed to write a word since last Thursday, and this is starting to get ridiculous. On the other hand, I’m pleased to say that Away with the Faeries is definitely alive. I can feel it brewing. It keeps suggesting things for me to research – the Hindu equivalent of elves, for example. If…
As if to make up for the news about the frozen shoulder, I have something to squee about this week. I’ve just signed a contract with Samhain to publish Shining in the Sun! (Not the real cover, just my usual temporary mockup 🙂 ) Blurb Handsome and wealthy Alec Goodchilde has everything a man could…
I can’t believe I didn’t post this when it first came out. I thought I had, but when I checked back recently it turned out that I hadn’t. What an oversight! I don’t know what it is about Beecroft’s writing that ravishes me so. Maybe it’s that her prose is like Keats’ poetry to me:…
Or at least, I’ve done no writing today, and tomorrow I’m off to the Reenactor’s Market all day. Oh well, Away with the Faeries is now 22,224 words long, though only on Chapter 7. It’ll benefit from me having a couple of days to mull it over. It should be an exciting weekend, what with…
So, I went to the physiotherapist today, and she prodded my shoulder and asked me to demonstrate how far I could raise my arm in various directions, and how well I could push against resistance. This apparently showed her that my muscles were in good shape, but the problem was with the capsule of the…
The Hidden Conflict anthology carries on getting great reviews 🙂 This one’s from Jessewave. Thanks Wave! http://www.reviewsbyjessewave.com/?p=11012 “any historical romance lover would be thrilled to possess such a wonderful chronology of the lives of a few soldiers in the times that shaped history.” ~*~*~*~ The I Do anthology has been Joyfully Recommended! If you’re smarting…
The Red Arrows have just recruited their first female pilot, Flt Lt Kirsty Moore http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8350286.stm I remember being part of the generation who were told that women just couldn’t bear up to G forces as well as men. Amusingly enough there’s a little aside in the article that says “and then we redesigned the flight…
