You KNOW I’m going to put this into a book somewhere! I came across my notes about this bridge in my notebooks this morning, and paused to study it again. This is the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon bridge in China. And yes, it is made out of glass. So as you walk across the very deep […]
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Kobo are holding a Buy One, Get One Free sale for romances throughout February. Three of my romances are in the sale, too. The sale is showing on a limited number of countries: https://kobo.com/p/february-romance-au https://kobo.com/p/february-romance-ca https://kobo.com/p/february-romance-nz https://kobo.com/p/february-romance-uk https://kobo.com/p/february-romance-us Kobo say that if you live in a country that isn’t included in this promotion, you may
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There are a number of printers who produce Print on Demand copies of books these days. Amazon is the one most readers have heard of. But there is also Ingram, and Lulu Press. And a newcomer to the scene, the British company BookVault, who have print facilities in the US, so I can print and
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Because I do a lot of historical research, I’m pretty familiar with the facts and consequences of World Word I, and the longer-term impacts of both World Wars. But you don’t have to be a history buff to be aware that both wars are still the biggest, most destructive conflicts, with the highest casualties the
This is Part Six of a series: _______________ Fiction Apps are applications that you download and install to your phone or tablet, or that you can read on your laptop or desktop, if you prefer, and if the app has a browser-based site. I have no experience with fiction apps at all, but I know
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The survey I sent out last week had a massive 37.5% of responders saying they preferred using Facebook. As opposed to the mere 7% of people who wanted anything BUT Facebook. And a lot of people who hadn’t heard of Discord before. 🙂 For now, I will keep the Discord server running until I figure
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Long Series and Left-Turning Episodes (and the next Adelaide Becket is out!) Are you wary when you start a new TV series? Braced to maybe be disappointed? And how many episodes do you give a new TV series before booting it to the curb? A long time ago, Mark and I agreed that we had
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Why I Envy You Thank the stars the heat has eased, here in Alberta! It was a tough couple of weeks. If you are purely a reader of fiction, and not at all a writer, then 1) I envy you a little. I was a huge reader when I was younger, before the writing thing
Historical Suspense Excerpt — the latest Lady Adelaide installment! The historic heat wave which hovered over the northwest of the continent last week taught me two things: After twenty-five years, I’ve thoroughly acclimitized to the Canadian seasons. The 39C (102F) we suffered through on Canada Day was simply awful. Canadian houses are built to hold
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Happy Canada Day! And a new fantasy romance anthology! It’s Canada Day, and there will be fireworks tonight–only here in Edmonton, the daylight lasts until close to midnight, so the fireworks are very late in the evening. Too late for moi, alas. Mark and I get up very early in the morning, so we can
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