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Archive for February, 2012

With 200 rejections under her belt, Sibel Hodge is in good company. There wouldn’t be a single writer abroad who hadn’t at some stage scored mega-rejections and wondered whether it was worth continuing. But continue she did and look what happened… Ever since I was old enough to scrawl my first word, which was Halibaaaaa, I knew [...]

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Gisborne: Book of Pawns The book that has dominated my life for the last eighteen months has finally been published as en e-book with the print version following in May. To say that I have enjoyed writing it is a given – Guy and Ysabel have become very close friends. But as with any book [...]

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‘The storytelling talent is sharp, pulling the reader on the journey and bringing on the unpredictable as the story twists and turns with neither a bore nor a snore.’ John Hudspith Available as an e-book first week of March – a debut historical fiction by Australian fantasy author Prue Batten. Guy of Gisborne: Robin Hood’s [...]

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The thing I like about Christine’s story is the unadulterated simplicity of an idea that happened in the blink of an eye … or more particularly, over the course of a telephone call. That and the name Lolo Productions. And of course both are linked closely. Christine iss also inventive in other ways, re-writing the [...]

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Being published is tremendous, talking with one’s readers even more so. I count myself fortunate to have been able to correspond with so many readers since 2008 owing to this amazing technological world we inhabit. But one of the most exciting developments in my writing life has been establishing the informal partnership with Pat Sweet. [...]

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I’m a miniature book collector, but I’m sure those of you who know Mesmered’s blog are quite aware of that. Quite aware also that I have an occasional  creative partnership with a highly respected miniature bookmaker from the USA. Pat Sweet of Bo Press Miniature Books Pat is responsible in large part for the mapping [...]

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When I first read Cheryl Bradshaw’s revelatory piece in the Indie Chicks’ Anthology, it was these words that drew my attention: ‘There were times when I felt like my life was like a shattered mirror, and I was on my hands and knees desperately searching for all the pieces of myself so I could glue [...]

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Twelfth century England – a time when status means power. Guy of Gisborne – a man of disturbing secrets and subtle skills. Ysabel of Moncrieff – a woman of status whose life changes with the receipt of a letter. Two people drawn together by loyalty, lust, and a lost inheritance and whose existence depends on [...]

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Dear Great Aunt J, Mum says I should write and tell you ALL about what I’ve been doing lately. Well, if I told you ALL, we’d be here forever, ‘cos I’m so busy having adventures. So I’ll keep it short, cos I know you’re old and likely to fall asleep. I am sooo excited about [...]

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It’s a great saying: ‘a well made flour sack stands on its own.‘ And the most perfect way to describe any good narrative. Dani More is a thriller/crime writer and here’s her take on the whole indie writing journey. WRITING FROM A FLOUR SACK by Dani Amore Fact:  I was born on a bathroom floor.  [...]

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