Monthly Archives: May 2011

Rediscovering the love of my current WIP.("I Knew Him") I behaved like one of those mythical ostriches last year and stuck my head in the sand when I realised how complicated it was going to be to write and said … Continue reading →

because it made me smile, which is always a good thing: New Review for Mere Mortals as captivating as the art is, the story is that much better. Happy face. Off to Dad’s. am aiming for 500 words on "I … Continue reading →

My two running mates: LGBT SF/Fantasy/Horror Diana Comet and Other Improbable Stories, by Sandra McDonald, Lethe Press Gay Romance Normal Miguel, by Erik Orrantia, Cheyenne Press and because it’s an historical, well done to: Bisexual Fiction The Lunatic, the Lover … Continue reading →

  http://www.amazon.com/Muffled-Drum-ebook/dp/B005078OKG/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1306407144&sr=8-4 On Amazon UK too . It’s not up on Carina yet, but this is very exciting!  Is it July yet?

And they loved it! Author Erastes’ historical romance novel, "Mere Mortals," is a beautifully written, haunting story … From the outset, the author brilliantly depicts an eerie, ominous tone. "Mere Mortals" is a compelling story and much more than just … Continue reading →

Another lovely sunny day. It’s seriously dry here. When did last get any rain? Six weeks? Eight weeks? I can’t remember. I have sent the revamped version of "Chiaroscuro" off to the agent for him to send off to Carina, … Continue reading →

Vashtan guessed right—I’ve sold Junction x and it will be out in November. I’m very happy about this. I know I was hoping that this one would be my "breakthrough novel"e.g. Random House were going to camp out on my … Continue reading →

IF you’ve read Mere Mortals please consider going and voting for it over on Whipped Cream reviews as it’s up for book of the week, but of course it’s not exactly winning…. would be very grateful http://www.longandshortreviews.com/WC/index.htm

I rarely spill my Speak Its Name thoughts over here (although perhaps I should) but Please please please. Read the review for, and buy, if it appeals in the slightest, Susan Roebuck’s "Perfect Score" because she really is a talent … Continue reading →

This will begin a irregular series of blogs regarding writing—or at least, the plan is that it will be about writing. It might veer off into other aspects, but really, right now, all aspects of my life lead back to … Continue reading →