Happy New Year! The story about Tristan and Iseult appears very late in the evolution of the Arthurian myths, and some experts say that it was only included as a morality tale, to warn Christians about the dangers of straying from the marital bed, as the story is a tragedy. In fact, there is a […]
Hammering in an outlier – Tristan and Iseult Read More »
It’s Christmas Eve!! We’ve got a full round of video phone calls to make tomorrow, along with the turkey and eggnog and other delights. And I have stuff for you, too. Watch for an email from me tomorrow. 😉 In the meantime, today is actually Thursday (which you might have failed to notice in the
First Chapter of the next King Arthur romance! Read More »
It’s 100% for sure that you buy your ebooks from one of the four big retailers; Amazon, Apple, B&N or Kobo. But do you only buy your books on one of those stores? A great many readers won’t consider buying a book anywhere else but their retailer. There’s a ton of reasons why they won’t,
A quick note so you don’t miss out. Born of No Man, book one of the King Arthur series, Once and Future Hearts, is 99c until the end of November, on all bookstores everywhere, including mine. 🙂 Links below A LEGEND BEGINS… Can love triumph despite duty? Lynette, companion to Princess Vivian, has learned to
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Kobo are running a Buy-One-Get-One-Free sale on historical romances throughout November, that includes my Once and Future Hearts series. The discounts don’t apply until you reach the checkout, when the books will discount themselves. You can browse through the books that are included in the deal on the following pages: AU- https://www.kobo.com/en/p/novemberromau NZ- https://www.kobo.com/en/p/novemberromnz UK
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Phew! All that email migration stuff has really knocked me out of my usual routine. I’m scrambling a bit, but wanted to tell you about…well, lemme just tell you, huh? I can’t get too specific right now, because I’m so far behind in my writing, that the release date for this one is getting closer
Lemme tease you a little! Read More »
Couldn’t resist the subject line, sorry! I’m on my umpty-umpth repeat of the entire Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock series, and all I can hear is Andrew Scott’s brilliant Moriarty saying “Miss me? Miss me? Miss me?” on a thousand different screens. I certainly feel like it’s been a long while since I got to talk about
Wow…been a while. Miss Me? Read More »
I really don’t like zombie fiction. I haven’t watched any of the zombie movies or TV shows. Even the shows that feature pseudo-zombies (disease or infection that turn people into brain dead cannibals) have me reaching for the remote pretty quickly. I don’t know why, exactly, I don’t like ’em. Maybe because the shambling,
You Like Zombies, I Like Volcanos Read More »
Like skyscapers going viral in Dubai, “tall” is a modern phenomenon. Man has grown four inches higher in just the last 100 years. If the cause was genetics, that would be a freaky-fast change, but the causes are actually far more prosaic: Better food, absence of disease, and a social preference for height, which makes
Tall Heroes In History? Hang on… Read More »
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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