Archive for July, 2008

30
Jul

Royal Affairs

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I have just finished reading the most fascinating book, Royal Affairs, by Leslie Carroll.
She has a blog about the book here:  www.royalaffairs.blogspot.com, filled with even more info.
If you love kings and queens, you will LOVE this book.  I was shocked at some of the things I discovered while reading it, and couldn’t put it down.  Ms. [...]

28
Jul

The politics of history

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I love history. When I was a little girl and I was bored, I’d read the encyclopedia Britanica. Not kidding. So I’ve enjoyed the research that has gone into my current novel. But, but but but but…I fear I have overloaded my brain and it is spilling onto paper.
While my book is set during the [...]

27
Jul

Dreams for Fodder

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When you dream, do you use that in your stories? I’m not talking about the kind of dreaming where you fall asleep thinking of your story and a plot problem is solved. I’m talking about those random, you-wake-up-rubbing-your-head-wondering-where-did-that-dream-come-from, sort.
 
You see, I’ve killed people in [...]

26
Jul

Family Dynamics

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WARNING: All Cops and FBI agents will need protection from drooling women!
Book: Bobbie Faye’s (kinda, sorta, not exactly) Family Jewels
Author: Toni McGee Causey
Author’s Website: http://tonimcgeecausey.com/
Publisher: St. Martin’s Griffin
Release Date: May 2008
Bobbie Faye Sumrall is BACK! The Contraband Queen’s life is barely returning to normal, whatever that might be, when she is caught in a [...]

25
Jul

Getting ready for conference

Sadly, I’m not one of those who will be heading to San Francisco this year. I’ll be hanging out at the Divas, for the NGTCC (Not Going To Conference Conference) but I have to wonder. Was this my year? I’ve only attended one so far, and had such an awesome time doing it, meeting [...]

24
Jul

Writing Rules

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This is my last post at Romantic Inks, and I wanted to say thanks to all the Inkers for making me so welcome. It’s been fun hanging out here - no doubt you’ll see me flitting in and out once I return from my holiday.
When I first started writing, I learned there were specific rules [...]

23
Jul

I love a man in a kilt…

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Who doesn’t love a man in a kilt?  I don’t know what it is…  Is it because we know he’s naked underneath?  Or because it brings to mind strong warriors?  Or is it that his muscles bulge on his torso, arms and legs…  Why do you like a man in a kilt?
I just recieved my [...]

22
Jul

Wicked and Wild with Teresa Medeiros

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Since I’m celebrating my return to the classic historical romance with my new Avon release SOME LIKE IT WICKED this month, I thought I’d share some of my techniques for dealing with those who just don’t “get” our genre and aren’t shy about revealing their prejudices. You can use these techniques with readers and reporters.
Several [...]

21
Jul

Agent or Publisher?

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I am closer to being ready to send out my manuscript and with it a query letter. (Or in some cases, only a query letter) For some time I have been debating as to whether I should try for an agent and have them usher me along the path to publication, or try my luck [...]

20
Jul

Being Remembered

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Hello everybody! It’s so nice to be here. Since this is my first day, I would use it to tell you all about myself (fascinating information I tell you), but all that’s on the The Ladies page. Besides, nationals are nearly here and something about being remembered could be of better use to everyone.
So anyway, [...]

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