Hurrah! I just finished the last chapter in Of Noble Family, book 5 in The Glamourist Histories. Those of you reading along, can go check out chapter 36. At 143,000 words it is the longest of the books and stupidly long at that. I say, stupidly because I was about two-thirds through when I realized that
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No, I didn’t write three chapters today, just one. But there’s only one chapter left and I want to see how these play when you aren’t waiting a full day between them. So for those of you reading along… Here’s Chapter 33, and the links to 34 and 35 are waiting for you.
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Apparently this was a two chapter day. So… those of you reading along, Chapter 32 is up.
If you are reading along, Chapter 31 is ready for you. And now I’m going outside where a strange ball of fire is hanging in the sky and melting the eternal snow.
“The problem is that the “vocal minority” of insects who make up the new generation of writers don’t scramble for the shadows when outside lights shines on them—they bare their pincers and go for the jugular. Maybe it is a good thing that SFWA keeps them locked up. The newer members who Scalzi et al.
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Rhiannon Held is joining us today with her novel Reflected. Here’s the publisher’s description. Rhiannon Held continues the secret lives of the werewolf packs that live and hunt alongside human society in Reflected, the third book of the series that began with her debut novel, Silver. Silver and her mate Andrew Dare are pack leaders of the
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So for those of you reading along, Chapter 29 is ready for you. Since I have a ton of new followers (hello!) let me explain what this is. I have people read along as I’m working on my novels because I find the feedback useful. This is Of Noble Family, the fifth book in The Glamourist Histories. I’ve
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For those of you who haven’t been following this, and I’m glad you haven’t, here is an article from The Daily Dot for backstory. The short form is that some people said some not nice things about me in a public space, and the story has been picked up as an example of sexism in
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I try to take one day a week off the internet to spend with Rob. That is supposed to be today, and I have been offline save for one brief peek earlier. For reasons. BUT, I finished a chapter and so am popping in to quickly post it. For those of you reading along, Chapter 28
?True story. I don’t remember exactly what prompted this, but while I was in office, I set up an auto-responder. If you emailed the VP with “Send me the hidden agenda” in the subject, this is what you would get in return. The SECRET HIDDEN AGENDA DO NOT SHARE! I MEAN IT! 1. Run for
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For those of you reading along, Chapter 27 is up. And for those of you not reading along, you missed a chance to read a random, spoilerific chapter, from late in the book, because guess who forgot to password protect it. That would be me. Fixed now, but oy– That was not a good chapter to have
If you are reading along, I finally have Chapter 26 for you.
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If you are at Capricon this weekend, I have cake for you. My mom’s poundcake, which is my very favourite cake. Come by the autograph table from 1:00 pm to 2:15 pm for cake. Cake, cake, cake… But for those of you who are far away, and who cannot have any of my mother’s amazing cake,
It’s my 45th Birthday! Have a short story as a party favour! Read More »
Here’s where to find me at Capricon. Please note, I am turning 45 this Saturday and will have treats with me. And, you know, someone might just be going home with an ARC of Valour and Vanity. Friday Researching Foreign Times – 5:30 pm to 6:45 pm – Botanic Garden B L. P. Hartley said, “The past
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