I started the Holiday Recommended Reading List when I realized that I point out all the great holiday stories in January, after the season has passed. I am always a month behind in reporting what I read, and that will continue as I catch up on the Recommended Reading List. I got behind this year, […]
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I decided to do the Recommended Reading List as intended, releasing it the month after I did the reading. I got behind earlier in the year, so the place where I store the recommended reads has turned into a towering mass of fiction. I’m going to catch up on those, but first, I’ll put up […]
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I know many of you are on the fence about joining the Kickstarter for my latest Fey novel. I hope this video tips you over the edge and at least makes you look at the Kickstarter. There are all kinds of cool things, from all 11 Fey books (some of which stand alone) to different […]
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One of the nifty things we’re offering in the Kickstarter for the brand new Fey book, The Unexpected Hero, is a blank journal. All of you journaling folk will love this. It was designed mostly by Lisa Silverthorne, and has all kinds of cool features, as you can see here. If you want yours…as well as […]
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I know many of you haven’t started into my side series about the Fey. So, I did this video to entice you. You can get all four ebooks, including the newest one, The Unexpected Hero, on the Kickstarter that just launched today. Head over and see all the goodies. There are lots and lots of fun […]
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I write fractured fairy tales under the name Kristine Grayson. I have a slightly (okay, not so slightly) weird sense of humor and it appears in these books. I also ask burning questions such as…what if Bluebeard was framed? Three of my Kristine Grayson novels appear in the Charming Trilogy #2, which is one of ten […]
Continue ReadingI had a conundrum doing the video for Dean Wesley Smith’s Kickstarter, which just went live. Four thrillers, set in different time periods and locations, with different protagonists. All fast-moving and exciting, but the only thing they share in common is that they came from the brain of Dean. After a few false starts, I […]
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Still operating from behind here, because these past two years were insane. At least I found time to read again, even when conducting a workshop or working with student manuscripts. I didn’t find a lot to like, though, in April. I read a number of books that either didn’t end well or had characters that grated on me. […]
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Every year, Robert Jeschonek curates a Space Opera Sisterhood Storybundle, and so far, I’ve been lucky enough to be included. The ebooks must be: 1. Space Opera 2. Starring Women Of course, my Diving books are a natural, but we’ve done those (and I wasn’t sure an sf legal thriller would fit), so this time, […]
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The Pulphouse Subscription Drive Kickstarter just went live. We do a Pulphouse Kickstarter every year as a way to grow our subscriber base. If you’re already a subscriber, this is a great time to renew. If you haven’t explored this weird and wonderful magazine, then take a look at the Kickstarter. And please, share with […]
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