Sorry about the click-bait headline. I usually don’t resort to them but in this case it’s absolutely justified and I promise to deliver. In full. We’re always weeks behind the rest of the world in our TV viewing. So it has taken us a while to get around to watching Planet Earth II by the BBC, […]
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Check your inbox for this week’s newsletter, “Tell me what you think, so you get to read what you want.” This weeks, I’m asking for your feedback, to help shape future book releases. Also, what do you think about science fiction romance? Tell me! Check the newsletter for the survey links. Cheers, . Get the news
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We’re all used to seeing typos and grammar mistakes in published work. Although, we tend to trust dictionaries completely. They’re the ultimate authority for publishers, authors, and Scrabble players. Yet, even Websters has been known to oops. On this day in 1939, it was discovered that the Websters New International Dictionary, Second Edition, did have
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Actually, it wasn’t just one email. I’ve been getting a lot. They go, more or less: I love, love, love the Kiss Across Time series. I just got to the end of Kiss Across Worlds, and read about there being no more for the foreseeable future. Say it isn’t so! I want more. Pleeeeeeeeaaaaase…? I know how
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Tulip Field in Netherlands Image credits: Allard Schager Tulips are not my favourite flowers. I prefer old style roses and peonies. They seem prettier to me. But I am a sucker for colour, so this image is mindblowing. This entire field is made up of small flowers. It’s a silent statement of the size of
I love cracking open a new program and getting to know it. Playing around with the buttons and menus and figuring out how to get the program to do what I want is enormous fun. It scratches my curiousity bump and taps my creativity in completely different ways from story-telling. Most people I know can
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Atlas Obscura recently posted about strange things found inside books. What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever found? I have found other people’s homework notes, letters and strange bookmarks. Dead bugs. Pressed flowers — especially those I’ve pressed myself and forgotten about. (And my, they bring back memories!) I think the strangest thing I’ve ever found
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. Aren’t they fantastic covers? Dar Albert of Wicked Smart Designs rebuilt my two contemporary romance covers and gave them a fresh, gorgeous new update. While I was updating the covers, I also thought: Why not put them into a boxed set? So I did. Both contemporary romance novels by Tracy Cooper-Posey, boxed together for the
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I’ve been sitting on this for a few weeks now, because I wanted to tell my newsletter readers first. Now I can tell you. I have created a new historical romance series — ancient British history, in this case. Set at the end of the Dark Ages, which came after Rome deserted Britain and chaos
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