Happy New Year, all! I hope your holidays were amazing and renewing. We had a lovely staycation here, which included visits with family, an abundance of amazing food, much of it made by my husband (no one wants to eat my cooking…unless it’s pasta, and then all bets are off), a trip to Disney,Continue reading “Belated Blogging – THE LOST PLOT for the win!”
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WHAT A DEVILISH DUKE DESIRES
Let’s hear it for Vicky Dreiling’s Sinful Scoundrels!!! The third book in this wonderful series, WHAT A DEVILISH DUKE DESIRES, is out today from Warner Forever. You can get it right now (no waiting at Amazon, B&N, Books-a-Million, etc.!) or check out any of the numerous celebratory giveaways going on right now, like this oneContinue reading “WHAT A DEVILISH DUKE DESIRES”
“Where Does the Author End and the Character Begin?” By D.B. Jackson
To celebrate yesterday’s release of the third novel in D.B. Jackson‘s wonderful Thieftaker series from Tor Books, I’ve asked him to come talk about the division between character and writer. A PLUNDER OF SOULS, the latest novel, is also my favorite in the series so far…and just wait until you get to book #4, DEADContinue reading ““Where Does the Author End and the Character Begin?” By D.B. Jackson”
Happy Early Book Birthday
Since I’ll be away in L.A. (look, Ma, I’m rhyming!) when Vicky Dreiling’s most excellent Regency historical romance WHAT A RECKLESS ROGUE NEEDS comes out on Tuesday, I wanted to wish Vicky an early Happy Book Birthday! For those of you who haven’t yet been introduced to Vicky’s work, she’s a multiple-RITA-Award nominee and aContinue reading “Happy Early Book Birthday”
History and POV by D.B. Jackson
Anyone who’s taken my Writers Digest webinar on writing science fiction, fantasy and the paranormal or who’s taken one of my worldbuilding workshops will have heard me quote David B. Coe, who is a wonderful writer, blogger and teacher of all things writing. He’s a regular contributor to Magical Words, which has a lot ofContinue reading “History and POV by D.B. Jackson”
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