I've been away from my blog for a few weeks, for a few reasons, both technical and otherwise. What better to return with than a celebration of my wonderful publishers? The Wild Rose Press is about to turn five years old - a ripe old age in the still-fresh world of e-publishing. There are e-publishers and e-publishers, and The Wild Rose Press is definitely an e-publisher to be proud of. Not only do the folks at The Wild Rose Press publish great stories (and no, I'm not only saying that because they published my e-book, Desperate Bid and made it available on Amazon too - they publish loads of great romances, including some by the wonderful Rachel Brimble and Rae Summers ). They also make a point of giving lots of help and feedback to new writers. Their blog Behind the Garden Gate is a must-read if you write romance, or are curious about what goes on behind the scenes at a publisher. Oh, and they're really nice people too. This post about Agonising Over Rej
Halloween is a great excuse to dig out Nightmare Before Christmas and all my favourite spooky stories, so my contribution to the Halloween blog hop is, in no particular order, my seven favourite magical books (or series - a sneaky way of not quite having to narrow down to seven books) of all time. How many have you read? Follow the hop for more fun, great books, and awesome prizes. And make sure to read to the end for a chance to win a sneak preview of a magical collection, as well as a hop-wide prize draw for $50 or $100 in Amazon gift cards. Tamora Pierce: Alanna (Song of the Lioness series) Along with 'Little Women', this is one of my most read books ever. The story of a girl in a magical land which, sadly, reflects our own in having certain expectations of how boys and girls will behave. Alanna doesn't want to be a lady and learn to dress prettily and walk nicely. She wants to fight the bad guys, and both she and her twin Thom are gifted with po
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