For this brilliant review of Captain’s Surrender, made all the better by the fact that she didn’t think she liked Age of Sail stories 🙂 I wish I could tell you how much I loved this book, how it transported me, how profoundly it moved me. If this blog did its job, I would be…
If you’re in the UK in July and are interested in GBLT fiction, consider coming to the UK Meet on 23rd July. More info here at the website. http://ukmeet.weebly.com/index.html anyone at all who is attending (whether professional writer or not) is invited to submit a story for the freebie British Flash anthology, details here: http://josephinemyles.com/uk-meet/british-flash-call-for-submissions/…
One of the worst things about LJ being down so often this week is that I use LJ to read my RSS feeds. I not only keep up with my LJ friends, but use LJ’s feed aggregator to read author blogs. If LJ is going to be this flaky in future, that needs to change….
Testing blog crossposting. Please ignore.
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 noticed a pattern among my friends who are new authors. They almost always start off reviewing books. Even if they don’t write reviews for a review site, they write up what they think about the books they read and post them on Amazon or on Goodreads. There’s a good reason why so many writers…
Charlie Cochrane, as well as being an amazingly prolific and talented author is also a whiz at thinking up ideas for places to promote. Recently she suggested that as we were both members of the RNA (the Romantic Novelists’ Association – the UK equivalent of the RWA) we should write a piece about gay historical…
I met Rawiya on Twitter, and was struck by her enthusiasm and drive. Anyone who can get 5-6 stories out of a single holiday is awesomely productive by my measure 🙂 We agreed to do a blog swap for the day, so I’m handing over to her now: 1. Who has been the biggest influence…
Really nothing to report at all. The inflammation has gone altogether, it’s still slightly dampish at the very thickest parts of the ends of the cross, but dry everywhere else. No scabbing, no itching, no nothing. Thankfully the micropore tape does not give me the allergic reaction the zinc-oxide tape did, so I’m on course…
(Or maybe the first full one? I’m not sure.) Anyway, this is what I was worried about last time I posted:
