After repeatedly saying that I intended to go into London to look at the Queen my books in an actual bookshop, I finally got around to it today. What a thrill! OK, the whole driving into Ely, parking in the free longstay car park and walking a mile in blazing sunshine to the train station,…
False Colors places at no.34 of Elisa Rolle’s Top 100 Gay novels of the year http://www.elisarolle.com/ramblings/top_100_gay_novels_2.htm in some very good company too. I’m thoroughly over the moon and honoured about that. Hee! I’m not quite sure how it’s all worked out, but thank you to whoever is responsible. Elisa, I guess! 🙂 ~ On TV…
I enjoyed doing the writing meme, if only because I didn’t have to think up topics to blog about, so I thought I’d jump on this one too. However, I don’t watch a lot of TV, so it may be sparse. Day 1 – A show that never should have been canceled. For example, I…
From Elise at SensualReads.com Alex Beecroft’s The Wages of Sin is perfect for the reader who enjoys MM romance, an intriguing and dangerous mystery, a touch of the paranormal and two heroes that are brave beyond measure Still no news on when the print anthology is out, I’m afraid.
in their recommended reads list for June 🙂 Hee! That’s so cool! http://dearauthor.com/wordpress/2010/05/28/dear-author-recommends-for-june-3/ Thank you so much, DA!
Hee! I’m so excited about this. It seems like a very long time since I had a novel out. Over a year, in fact. So I squeed mightily to discover that Shining in the Sun is now available for pre-order on Amazon. Was it a terrible idea to suddenly change tracks and do a contemporary? …
I thought I’d post a link to my entry for Bearing Witness. We had a great line-up of posts yesterday, and I hope that it turns out to be the start of something rather than the end. I’d like to see the comm thrive 🙂 Anyway, my post is here: Freedom by Faith. It’s a…
I can’t remember if I posted this before. I know I meant to. But look what I came across in a book of short essays by Dorothy L.Sayers, the author of the Lord Peter Wimsey books: A man once asked me…how I managed in my books to write such natural conversation between men when they…
I do believe I’m starting to get the hang of this book trailer lark. Though that might just be the usual ridiculous enthusiasm brought about by having finished it without the computer crashing more than three times in the process. I was going to wait until Shining in the Sun was out before posting the…
There aren’t many people who make me feel effortlessly outclassed, but this lady is one. Clever, beautiful, faster than a speeding puma, and – by the sound of it – soon to be able to fly: io9.com – Portraits in Posthumanity
