Where Fiction and Reality Meet
Hi, everyone, I hope you've all had a great week. It was a busy and fun-filled weekend at RainbowCon, having the opportunity to meet some new-to-me authors and participating on some great panels, where the conversation was always interesting and informative. Next stop: GayRomLit in Chicago! Here's what's on tap for the week ahead. Monday... Continue Reading →
Hi, everyone, I hope you've all had a great week. It was a busy and fun-filled weekend at RainbowCon, having the opportunity to meet some new-to-me authors and participating on some great panels, where the conversation was always interesting and informative. Next stop: GayRomLit in Chicago! Here's what's on tap for the week ahead. Monday... Continue Reading →
As word crafters, authors are often faced with word choices that are confusing in their similarity either in spelling or meaning. Below is a list of words that are often used interchangeably. By no means is this a comprehensive list, but you’ll recognize them. How do you stand on the correct use of these words?... Continue Reading →
Hi, everyone, we’ve got another busy and fun-filled week coming up at The Novel Approach. The lineup is stellar, the guest posts pretty phenomenal, and the giveaways are not to be missed. Here’s what we’ve got in store for you in the week ahead! Monday – Sue Brown is our guest today as we continue... Continue Reading →
Hi, everyone, we’ve got another busy and fun-filled week coming up at The Novel Approach. The lineup is stellar, the guest posts pretty phenomenal, and the giveaways are not to be missed. Here’s what we’ve got in store for you in the week ahead! Monday – Sue Brown is our guest today as we continue... Continue Reading →
As bloggers, reviewers, authors, or email writers, we are crafters of words. English is a wonderful language, with words for every occasion. We do, however, use many incorrectly. I don’t know if my aversion to improperly used words and phrases is because I went to school eons ago or if we have become slack in... Continue Reading →
As bloggers, reviewers, authors, or email writers, we are crafters of words. English is a wonderful language, with words for every occasion. We do, however, use many incorrectly. I don’t know if my aversion to improperly used words and phrases is because I went to school eons ago or if we have become slack in... Continue Reading →
Hi, everyone, I hope you've all had a great week, and are looking forward to good things in the week to come. Speaking of great weeks, we've got one coming up here at TNA: guest authors, blog tours, giveaways, and, of course, lots of reviews. Here's a look at who and what's on tap for... Continue Reading →
Hi, everyone, I hope you've all had a great week, and are looking forward to good things in the week to come. Speaking of great weeks, we've got one coming up here at TNA: guest authors, blog tours, giveaways, and, of course, lots of reviews. Here's a look at who and what's on tap for... Continue Reading →
Editing is a reader’s and writer’s friend 2013 was my most satisfying year for my writing. For some context: a predatory publisher closed up shop and with that, I recovered the rights to eight of my publications. Some I’ll rewrite, others I will bury. I was happy to see the publisher cave under the weight... Continue Reading →
Welcome to another great week coming up, gang, and speaking of welcome, we’ve added a new reviewer to our staff, who we’re so glad to have coming to play in our sandbox! Unlike Robert's rather spontaneous addition to our crew, this one's been in the works for what seems like forever now but has actually... Continue Reading →
Welcome to another great week coming up, gang, and speaking of welcome, we’ve added a new reviewer to our staff, who we’re so glad to have coming to play in our sandbox! Unlike Robert's rather spontaneous addition to our crew, this one's been in the works for what seems like forever now but has actually... Continue Reading →
I, like most children, loved Christmas. My folks went all out and with four children, that was massive. Two boys, two girls, with scads of toys, clothes, and gifts for each individual interest. My dad was genius at selecting the right gifts. That sort of made up for what he lacked as a dad. Interesting... Continue Reading →
And here we are, another week down, another pretty fantastic week in store as we race through the month of December. We're nearing the completion of our Dreamspinner Advent Calendar reviews, but that doesn't mean the end of the holidays stories we'll be featuring before the end of 2013. We've also been busy little elves,... Continue Reading →
Today I come to my second home on the internet. Thank you, Lisa, for having me back. First, down to business. Of course I am offering a giveaway. There will be two winners per blog stop. One random commenter will win an ebook copy of Tarnished Gold or For Men Like Us. Another commenter will... Continue Reading →
Today I come to my second home on the internet. Thank you, Lisa, for having me back. First, down to business. Of course I am offering a giveaway. There will be two winners per blog stop. One random commenter will win an ebook copy of Tarnished Gold or For Men Like Us. Another commenter will... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday, everyone! I hope you're all having a fantastic weekend (or had a fantastic one, for those of you in time zones where it's already Monday). We've got a slightly shortened but busy week ahead, so here's what we have on tap for you here at The Novel Approach. §§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§ Monday – RJ Scott... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday, everyone! I hope you're all having a fantastic weekend (or had a fantastic one, for those of you in time zones where it's already Monday). We've got a slightly shortened but busy week ahead, so here's what we have on tap for you here at The Novel Approach. §§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§ Monday – RJ Scott... Continue Reading →
Are you like me, unabashedly in love with the broken hero? You know, those guys that the world has mistreated, and yet, they stoically carry on, sometimes just barely, beneath a thin veneer of bravado. Such is the case with the heroes of my Regency historical, For Men Like Us. Benedict Wilmot and Preston Meacham... Continue Reading →
Are you like me, unabashedly in love with the broken hero? You know, those guys that the world has mistreated, and yet, they stoically carry on, sometimes just barely, beneath a thin veneer of bravado. Such is the case with the heroes of my Regency historical, For Men Like Us. Benedict Wilmot and Preston Meacham... Continue Reading →
Jinkies, gang, we’ve got a great week (and month) coming up and I can’t wait to share it with you all. We’re starting a new series of author visits this month called the Backlist Book Bump. So, what does that mean for you? Well, what it means is that the participating authors who will be... Continue Reading →
Jinkies, gang, we’ve got a great week (and month) coming up and I can’t wait to share it with you all. We’re starting a new series of author visits this month called the Backlist Book Bump. So, what does that mean for you? Well, what it means is that the participating authors who will be... Continue Reading →
“If you dare nothing, then when the day is over, nothing is all you will have gained.” ― Neil Gaiman Tarnished Souls: Frankie and Gent is the spinoff novella of Brita Addams’ historical romance, Tarnished Gold, set in the golden age of Hollywood. This great novella features the mobster Frankie Moretti whom having been sent... Continue Reading →
“If you dare nothing, then when the day is over, nothing is all you will have gained.” ― Neil Gaiman Tarnished Souls: Frankie and Gent is the spinoff novella of Brita Addams’ historical romance, Tarnished Gold, set in the golden age of Hollywood. This great novella features the mobster Frankie Moretti whom having been sent... Continue Reading →
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