Obviously an auspicious day for going to printThe ‘I Do’ anthology is available, a day earlier than estimated, in print from both Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk Amazon.co.ukAmazon.comI don’t have a lot of faith in politicians, but Barak Obama is certainly a cut above the last president of America, so congratulations to the USA, and a cautious…
The nice people at Rainbow Reviews interviewed me and that is up today here: http://rainbow-reviews.com/?p=863 In which I blather on about Captain’s Surrender, False Colors, The Witch’s Boy, The Wages of Sin and Boys of Summer. Also, (continuing a bit of a worrying theme here), my favourite words for certain body parts. On a more…
01. What are your nicknames? I’ve never had one. I don’t think I’m cool or memorable enough to merit one. 02. How does your hair look currently? I’m growing it out of a short layered style, so it’s currently shoulder length, straight at the top and curly round the bottom 03. What’s new in your…
I’ve been running a couple of blogs on WordPress for a while now, and I love their stats and ease of use. But they have one big disadvantage – no notification if anyone posts a comment. Lengthy trials have proved to me that I *need* that feature, or I just don’t check back and reply. …
I really don’t think NaNoWriMo was meant to be this year for me. Having finally recovered enough to write again, I’ve just got my first lot of edits through on False Colors – which naturally take precedence. So far I’ve discovered that 1. I can’t tell ‘counsel’ from ‘council’. 2. When formatting a book, you…
We’re talking to Eve today on the eve 😉 of her new release, ‘Slave of my own Desire’. What upcoming project of your own are you most excited about? I’ve done contemporary, I’ve done science fiction, so I guess it’s time to move on to historicals. Two periods in history have always fascinated me: Ancient…
There’s a great discussion going on here at the ‘Romancing the Blog‘ blog about one of the reasons NY publishers have for being unwilling to risk publishing m/m romance. Namely the idea that the female reader needs a female heroine to identify with. Someone’s also raised the ‘well it won’t sell as romance, but if…
Servant of the Seasons: Winter, by Lee Benoit I think I raved about the first episode of this series; Autumn, but Winter is even better. To sum up what happens so far: ex-dome dweller Edor has been ‘turfed’ – thrown out of his high tech world in the domes to survive, or not, in the…
An Interview with J.K Coi, author of the Immortals series Who has been the biggest influence upon your work? I think both of my parents have been the biggest influence on my work. From before I can remember, they encouraged the written word. By reading to me, helping me to learn to read on my…
*g* It’s been a productive day, for a change. Three chapters of editing on ‘Secrets’. 500 words on a new short story, which have enabled me to discover that I should have started it somewhere else – this is progress for me! And a blog post for The Macaronis Is there anyone out there who…
