Want a recap of the Dubh Linn series? Wondering if it’s for you? Here’s a spoiler free review of A Crack in Everything, A Hollow in the Hills and A Darkness at the End from Aoife at Fred Weasley Died … Continue reading
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We had a wonderful evening on Wednesday. Thank you to everyone who came along or send good wishes. And thank you especially to Bob and the staff of The Gutter Bookshop for putting on such an amazing night. Meanwhile, over … Continue reading
Can you tell I’m liking the video reviews? You guys are awesome! Thanks you so much and I’m so glad you both enjoyed, and “got” the story I wanted to tell. In other news Epic Con 5, which I attended … Continue reading
Shhh, I am not really here. I am working very hard. I promise. But I had to post about this super review for The Treachery of Beautiful Things which I came across this morning from Beauty, Books & Ramblings. It … Continue reading
I’ve been very quiet of late which is usually ominous. But in this case it’s been a mixture of being not terribly well, and having some edits on the Space Opera.* Which might not actually be a Space Opera anymore … Continue reading
Check out the super Glitterature review from Elle Fowler “If you are a fan of magical books; of Narnia, or Alice in Wonderland, then you will love this book! I finished this book in one sitting, and was so entranced … Continue reading
The Treachery of Beautiful Things has been getting some lovely reviews. Which makes me very happy. The paranoia of a writer (this writer anyway) is such that it doesn’t matter that you write something, polish, have other people edit is, … Continue reading
It’s that time of year when suddenly everything jumps on me at once! Or maybe I need to learn to say “no” once in a while… Nah!!! So up and coming events are as follows: YALitChat Live Chat with ME!!!! … Continue reading
Delighted to get home this afternoon to find a lovely review of Songs of the Wolf at the super Hi-Ex! Blog. Songs of the Wolf is available directly from Samhain’s new online shop, Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk, Book Depository, and at … Continue reading
In a strange way, its kind of harder to realise that rather than complete strangers, people you know, people with whom you interact, people whose opinions you can’t just shrug off with a “well it wasn’t their thing”, are reading … Continue reading