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Party Time Folks!
Happy New Year
Added by Francine Howarth on December 30, 2011 at 11:00 — 1 Comment
sales - experiences
I went to Downtown at Grantham -it was packed -elbows out -to find bargains if you looked in the right places.
At one point I lost my husband put out message on tannoy -he was fuming but I thought it hilarious and it did work.
my ebooks a bargain price -until mid Janaury so check them out on http://www.pamelastrange.com
If you enjoy them tell your friends,the more readers the faster word will spread.
happy new year…
ContinueAdded by Pamela Strange on December 29, 2011 at 22:14 — No Comments
Christmas edition of Find Out Friday 16th December 2011
Hi everyone. I hope you all enjoyed the festive season.
Just before Christmas I posted my Find Out Friday interview with the fabulous Carole Matthews. You can find it at http://www.lauraejames.co.uk/Blog.php?post=31
Happy New Year to you all.
Laura :-)
Added by Laura E James on December 28, 2011 at 0:51 — No Comments
Branding oneself - Indie author or not!
Added by Francine Howarth on December 22, 2011 at 16:11 — No Comments
Seasons Greetings
Wishing you All A Merry Christmas and A Happy 2012!
Carol x
Added by Carol Wright on December 22, 2011 at 14:41 — 1 Comment
How important is the title?
Hi, I've just added a new post to my blog on the subject - How important is the title? I'd be really interested to hear your views so please drop by if you have a few minutes to spare during the Christmas shopping madness. Here's the link :
http://www.emilyharvale.com/blog
I now have to approve comments on the actual blog so they won't appear instantly but they will appear, so don't worry. (Assuming I remember that…
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Hello,
I've just written this blog post about why I write.
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
http://www.neetswriter.com/2011/12/why-do-i-write.html
Regards,
Anita
Added by Anita Chapman on December 16, 2011 at 11:57 — No Comments
See you all in the New Year!
Merry Christmas.
Added by Francine Howarth on December 16, 2011 at 10:00 — 3 Comments
Who doesn't love Pantomime and all the fun of double entendre?!
Blogfests are such fun and if you've never entered into the spirit of blogfesting you've been missing out. I've entered a Deja Vu blogfest, in which we post an old post from some time ago. It's just for fun, and the one I've picked is a panto theme. If you take a look out of interest, take note of the characters names! ;)…
ContinueAdded by Francine Howarth on December 15, 2011 at 13:30 — 2 Comments
Is Chick-Lit dead and what's the next trending theme?
There was an interesting piece in Writers' News this month, where lit agents were asked if they thought chick-lit was dead. The conclusion I drew from the listed input was 50-50 yes/no. Some of the lit agents seemed to think that now that hard-times/recession is/are upon us we're looking to more realistic down to earth dreary household/torn dramas. If that is so, then we'll be bucking past trends of looking to escapism in a world of glitz and glamour when things get tough and times are…
ContinueAdded by Francine Howarth on December 14, 2011 at 12:34 — 6 Comments
Fair Border Bride
Select an exciting read for your Christmas Kindle, put your feet up and enjoy Alina and Harry's trials as they fall in love. Who would ever have thought that her father would threaten to kill Harry simply because his name was Scott? or that the infamous Border Reivers would get involved? But…
ContinueAdded by Jennifer Black on December 11, 2011 at 14:35 — 2 Comments
FREE on AMAZON - historical romance!
This smart sexy dude is up for Free at Amazon!
He's on a special Amazon…
Added by Francine Howarth on December 11, 2011 at 11:39 — No Comments
Christmas Memories
Hi everyone. I've been out of action for a while due to a very nasty cold/flu but I'm finally back in the land of the living and feeling Christmassy. I've posted a new blog called Christmas Memories and in it, I tell you one of my favourite Christmas memories from when I was young. So, between Christmas shopping and decorating the tree, why not grab a cup of something nice and join me. It may bring back some of yours. Here's the link :…
ContinueAdded by Emily Harvale on December 10, 2011 at 14:10 — 1 Comment
Find Out Friday with Henri Gyland
Hi everyone. This week's Find Out Friday post is with Henri Gyland, recently signed author, who proves that skill and persistence can pay off.
Thanks
Laura.
Added by Laura E James on December 9, 2011 at 11:20 — No Comments
Hello,
I've just written a blog post about using photographs to bring scenes to life when writing a novel.
Most of my novel is set in Siena, Italy where I lived in 1994. I've included a few photos from Siena explaining how I've used them to set scenes.
http://www.neetswriter.com/2011/12/bringing-scenes-to-life-with.html
Regards,
Anita
Added by Anita Chapman on December 8, 2011 at 21:30 — 2 Comments
I blogged recently about how I never seem to finish anything because I get stuck at the middle - check it out here:
Added by Natalie James - Tors on December 8, 2011 at 17:07 — No Comments
Find Out Friday
Hi everyone
This Friday, it was the turn of Sue Fortin on my feature, Find Out Friday www.lauraejames.co.uk/Blog.php?post=29
This is a lovely, warm interview, just like Sue, who somehow manages to fit 28 hours into 24.
Thanks for reading.
Regards
Laura.
Added by Laura E James on December 4, 2011 at 22:42 — No Comments
Romance Readers and Prejudice
As readers of romantic fiction, we are used to the snide comments and dismissive remarks from others who don't share our appreciation or passion for the genre (more fool them, I say!) But I was wondering, when choosing which romantic novel to read next, do we as readers have certain sub-genres within romance which we don't like? And what reason is there behind our lack of enthusiasm for certain kinds of books…
Added by Julie on December 4, 2011 at 18:27 — 4 Comments
Survey reveals six signs of love at first sight
Just listening to Steve Wright on BBC Radio 2 this morning and he mentioned a survey done of people who had fallen in love "at first sight" i.e. on their first date. They were asked what signs they had experienced that made them think that they had fallen in love straight away. Six things emerged that were reported. I am afraid I didn't hear who carried out the survey. These were:
-- a shiver down the spine
-- feeling an emotional connection, like you know the person well (even…
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Romantic Science
Ladies, I know that we don't often think of science as a romantic topic, but since my book (soon to be "books" because my second romantic novel comes out on the 6th!) deals with time travel, I've had to spend a lot of time thinking about the science involved. So, I'd like to share with you this post that I wrote for my "Nerd-girls, Romantics and Time-travelers blog," and hope you'll bear with me, since it isn't about romance fiction. I just thought you'd get a kick out of…
ContinueAdded by Georgina Young-Ellis on December 3, 2011 at 21:49 — 4 Comments
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