Since I’m going to be on a plane for Australia this coming Thursday – Sydney for the 2014 Romance Writers of Australia Conference! – I’m posting about my exciting releases over the next couple of weeks today. I do hope to have at least some access to social media while I’m gone (otherwise, withdrawal symptomsContinue reading “New Releases”
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New Releases
So excited about all the new releases this month and recent rereleases! In no particular order, I’m pleased to crow about: SEAT OF MAGIC by J. Kathleen Cheney, the sequel to her award winning debut fantasy novel THE GOLDEN CITY. THIEFTAKER and THIEVES’ QUARRY by D.B. Jackson, the first two novels in the author’s acclaimedContinue reading “New Releases”
Interview and Scenes from RT
First up, the fabulous Kerry Schafer interviewed me here due to my upcoming participation in the Colorado Gold Conference (Sept. 5-7). I’m very excited to go back to Colorado, where I’ve encountered so many talented writers! BTW, that new fiction debut that I couldn’t announce at the time of the interview because the contracts weren’tContinue reading “Interview and Scenes from RT”
The Romantic Times Conference and Convention Survival Tips
Back from the Romantic Times Convention in New Orleans this past weekend, which was wonderful, amazing, inspiring, exhausting, exhilarating and just incredible. I got to spend quality time with so many friends and make new ones. Business meetings should always be conducted over beignets. Always. I hope to post more pics, etc. on this tomorrow,Continue reading “The Romantic Times Conference and Convention Survival Tips”
Book Birthdays
Before I even begin, a HUGE congratulations to Rachel Caine for receiving Romantic Times Magazine’s February Seal of Excellence. According to RT (link here, though I’m not sure you can view if you’re not a subscriber), “Each month the RT editors select one book that is not only compelling, but pushes the boundaries of genre fiction. ThisContinue reading “Book Birthdays”
Amazing Books and Literary Loves
A huge WHOO HOO and shout out to: Chloe Neill, whose latest Chicagoland Vampires novel WILD THINGS is on Amazon’s list of Best Books of the Month for February! Rosemary Clement-Moore and Amy Christine Parker for being named to ALA’s Quick Picks for Reluctant Readers for their novels SPIRIT AND DUST and GATED respectively! MollyContinue reading “Amazing Books and Literary Loves”
Happy Book Birthdays and a new Rebel vlog
I’m so thrilled to wish a happy book birthday to Rachel Caine for her amazing Shakespearean novel PRINCE OF SHADOWS — which casts Benvolio as the hero in a trilling and wonderful Romeo & Juliet retelling, which Kirkus Reviews called, “Simply superb” — and to Chloe Neill for her latest Chicagoland Vampires tale, WILD THINGS,Continue reading “Happy Book Birthdays and a new Rebel vlog”
Quick things – a “Holla!” for Chloe Neill & a new Rebel vid
Hey, all, still playing crazy catch-up after the holidays, so I’m just posting quickly to give a WOOT! for the fact that we can now announce the big deal for three new Chicagoland Vampires novels by the bestselling and entirely unforgettable Chloe Neill. Here’s the PW announcement. In YA Rebel-land, Amy Christine Parker and IContinue reading “Quick things – a “Holla!” for Chloe Neill & a new Rebel vid”
Book Birthdays! Plus Top Ten Things Never to Say to a Writer
So many exciting book birthdays today! There’s BLACK ARTS, the new novel in Faith Hunter‘s New York Times bestselling Jane Yellowrock series, HOWLING FOR YOU, an e-novella in Chloe Neill’s NYT bestselling Chicagoland Vampires series, where we finally get things from Jeff Christopher’s perspective, and GRYPHON PRECINCT, the fourth novel in Keith R.A. DeCandido‘s fantasyContinue reading “Book Birthdays! Plus Top Ten Things Never to Say to a Writer”
Happy Book Birthday, etc.
I have to wish a fantastically happy book birthday to debut author Marie Langager, whose wonderful young adult science fiction novel BEYOND OUR STARS, released today as part of Bloomsbury Spark’s launch line. So exciting! Cover Copy: Fleeing a destroyed Earth, seventeen-year-old orphan Hope grew up living in the confines of a spaceship heading toContinue reading “Happy Book Birthday, etc.”
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