Today’s teaser for Glamour in Glass is a scenic location. The Carlton House Red drawing room, which appears in Chapter 1. As the Prince Regent led her out of the Red Room, Jane felt all the eyes of those assembled fall upon her, and under their gaze the unequal nature of her station magnified. The Carlton House was […]
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Yesterday, I showed you a sneak peek of Glamour in Glass through a picture of Jane’s dove grey silk dress. She thought it seemed dingy by comparison… to what? To this dress. The dove silk which had seemed so fine when she had commissioned it last summer now seemed dingy by comparison to gowns such as
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In three months, Glamour in Glass, will hit the book stores. The first chapter is in the trade paperback of Shades of Milk and Honey, so you’ve already had a little bit of a teaser. Since one of the things that attracts me to the Regency are the pretty, pretty clothes, I’m going to offer you
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I hope your holiday is bright and enjoyable. This is a short story which takes place between Shades of Milk and Honey and Glamour in Glass. Last year I wrote about Christmastide with the Ellsworths. This year’s short story takes place the next morning and is our newlyweds’ first Christmas morning together. I’ve hidden it
I’m delighted that my novella “Kiss Me Twice” will be in the new anthology by Rich Horton and Sean Wallace. Looking at the lineup of Recent A.I., I think this is going to be a great set of stories. I’ve read two previously: Rachel Swirsky’s “Eros, Philia, Agape” was a phenomenal story and I really
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Or at least, a draft of Without a Summer is finished. It is 84,000 words, which makes it 10k longer than the other two books. I am a little baffled because I wrote it in 39 days. Granted, this is only a first draft and it needs revisions, but it is still a lot of words.
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At the Surrey International Writers Conference, I taught a workshop called “Writing on the Fast Track” and one of the attendees, L.S. Taylor has typed up her very comprehensive notes on the class. The subject on writing fast has come up a few times this year, especially if you’ve been following Magical Words, but I
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